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The 35-year-old defender sets his sights on winning the league as he imparts wisdom to the younger players.
Speculation looms over the future of Kenya international defender David 'Calabar' Odhiambo, who has hinted that he might hang up his boots and retire from active football.
The 35-year-old football veteran, currently plying his trade with Zambian Super League side Napsa Stars, has had an illustrious career spanning several years.
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Odhiambo made a move to Napsa Stars in January 2021, after spending six successful years with his former club, Zesco United.
Since joining Napsa Stars, the experienced Harambee Stars defender has brought a wealth of experience to the team and has become a valuable mentor to the younger players.
"I am on the other side of the age, so I am here to help the younger players know what is needed to be at the top level for a long time," Odhiambo humbly stated.
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His presence in the team has undoubtedly contributed to the growth and development of the club's rising talents.
During his tenure at Zesco United, 'Calabar' earned a reputation as a formidable force in the defense line.
"Zesco is a big team, and I played there for some years. It is a result-oriented team. It is going to be tough, but I'm sure we are up to the task,” he reminisced.
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While Odhiambo did not reveal the specific date of his intended retirement, he mentioned that he has personal goals to achieve before he hangs up his boots.
"Individually, I want to do better than I did last season, at least win the league with the team. As a team, we are planning to be better than last season and try to win the league," he confidently declared.
If he were to retire, it would mark the end of an era for Kenyan football, as Odhiambo has been a prominent figure in both the domestic and international football scenes.
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Over the years, David 'Calabar' Odhiambo has earned a reputation for his defensive prowess, leadership qualities, and unwavering dedication to the sport.
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