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Assistant coach Musa Otieno: Omondi may have to wait longer for South African work permit

Harambee Stars assistant coach Musa Otieno during the team's training session at Kasarani Stadium on 07.10.2014 ahead of their friendly match against Morrocco, in Marrakech.PHOTO/DENNIS OKEYO

National football team’s assistant coach, Musa Otieno, says that former Gor Mahia midfielder Kevin Omondi, may have to wait longer for a work permit.

Otieno says that what Omondi is going through is not unusual, since his club must convince the South African government that as a player, Omondi has exceptional skills.

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