AFC Leopards’ striker, Gilbert Fiamenyo, has been flown back to Ghana due to persistent injuries limiting his performance for the Kenyan side.
The former Hearts of Oak striker is believed to have joined the Kenyan giants while nursing an injury but his career is under serious threat after he got the injury aggravated recently.
Fiamenyo, 25, has scored five times from 14 appearances for the Leopards after he joined the club on a free transfer.
According to the Star.co.ke, Fiamenyo has been flown back to Ghana, for special treatment to recover fully.
Confirming the news, Leopards chairman Dan Mule said:
“Fiamenyo has been struggling with an injury since his signing. He has been limping and it escalated after the Sportpesa Super Cup. He requested for a sabbatical leave to his country for further treatment and we had to let him go.”
By: Sheikh Tophic Sienu @desheikh1 on twitter