Pamba Jiji is still struggling with how to end with the striker, Ghanaian Erick Okutu, who was initially told that he would join KenGold in the mid registration window that closed on January 15, this year, but it has failed.
While the Okutu issue is a headache, the club has parted with six stars during the small window
It is said that the Okutu camp did not agree with their client's decision to be given a loan, except for one condition to break the remaining six months of the contract
Okutu was quoted as saying that he has no information about being released on loan because as far as he knows, he still has a six-month contract with the team, while making it clear that he has no intention of leaving, maybe there will be an offer to another team from abroad
Acting Chief Executive of Pamba Jiji, Ezekiel Ntibikeha, said the club has agreed to sit at the table with the player to find an agreement on how to terminate his contract after the new entries in the small window
"Okutu we had a plan to send him on loan to KenGold but in the end our colleagues rejected the transfer, we have decided to sit with him at the table to find an agreement but we will be in a good environment to finish with him," said Ntibikeha
Ntibikeha who is also the manager of Pamba Jiji, said that in the small window they have signed nine players and left six including three who were sent to other teams on loan including George Mpole who responded to Kagera Sugar
He named those left behind as John Mtobesya, Emmanuel Boateng (Ghana), Robert Kouyala (Togo) and Salim Kipemba
