- Olunga was in fine form for Kashiwa Reysol earning them to promotion to J1 league
- He recently made a name for himself after scoring eight goals in a single match
- The former Gor Mahia has previously plied his trade in China with Guizhou Zhicheng
Kenyan international Michael Olunga has hinted he could leave Japan-based Kashiwa Reysol for a move elsewhere.
Olunga was in terrific form for Kashiwa last season, finding the back of the net 27 times to guide his side to promotion back to J1 league.
But having already made a name for himself with the second tier outfit, the Harambee Stars hitman appears to have set his sights elsewhere.
Speaking to Nation, the former Gor Mahia striker revealed he is currently in talks with "several clubs" and an announcement on his next club could be made soon.
He, however, noted he remains Kashiwa player in the meantime, insisting he has enjoyed his time at the club.
"What do you expect when you score 27 goals in a season? Of course there are clubs interested in my services and something is cooking in the background, just wait for the breaking news (laughs),” Olunga divulged to Nation Sport.
Olunga recently made a name for himself after scoring eight goals in a single match. Phoo: Getty Images.
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“However, until I complete the move, I am still a Kashiwa Reysol player. I have absolutely enjoyed my time at the club and in Japan. Let’s wait and see what comes next," he added.
Olunga signed for Reysol mid 2018 from Chinese outfit Guizhou Zhicheng who he had joined from Swedish side IF Djurgardens in 2016.
