The Belgian tactician has announced his interest in the Somali U 17 player Sadik Mohammed declaring he was seeking to sign him as soon as the transfer window opens in June. The Belgian coach also wants Michael Kamau formerly of English side Brentford.

AFC Leopards’ coach Luc Eymael says he has been impressed by two of the trialists, who have been training with the club in the last one week. Michael Kamau, a former English second league tier player, who featured for Brentford until December last year, has caught the attention of coach Eymael.

Another trialist who has impressed the Belgian is Somali national Sadik Mohammed, who has played for Somali league side Benadirr.

"Sadik is a very good player, even better than some whom we have here and I think I might sign him in June. He has proved that he can play well and probably I will monitor him in the next couple of weeks before the window opens to see whether he is the good player I have been seeing,” Eymael told Goal.com.

On the 20-year old Kamau, Eymael says he needs to give him more time since he has not played for quite some time.

"His concentration is a little bit low as well as his positioning but probably it is because it has been long since he played. He has potential, that is clear but I need to give him some more time before we can decide whether to have him or not.” Eymael has said he would want to sign six players in the June transfer window, a left back, midfielder, two wingers and two strikers.

Source: goal.com

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