Africa-Press – Tanzania. SUSPENDED Azam captain Aggrey Morris said he will be back in action during the forth- coming mini-transfer window as he opted to remain neutral concerning his future at the club.
Morris alongside Salum Abubakar ‘Sure Boy’ and Mudathir Yahya are still facing suspension slapped to them by the club and have been out of action for a long time.
However, speaking recently, Morris repeatedly said that his fans will know his future during the incoming transfer window while refusing to declare whether he is leaving the club or not.
“What I can say is that people should wait until when the transfer window opens and until then, I cannot com- ment anything more at this moment.
For now, I still have a contract with Azam to hon- our,” he said.
Elaborating on his progress about Diploma C coaching drills he is undertaking, Morris said he is doing well and is willing to widen his un- derstanding of football.
“What has driven me to take up coaching lessons is the fact that our football needs well-skilled people to help in uplifting it towards the desired level.
“Even if I will end up not becoming a coach, at least, I will be able to have a certain knowledge concerning this great sport,” he said.
He then congratulated GSM for becoming co-spon- sors of the league saying this is what Tanzania football needs in order to develop while calling other stakeholders who like the game of football to descend and invest in the game.
His team Azam have missed usual sharpness in the unfolding league no wonder they have just managed seven points from six games played after losing three times, two wins and a draw.
On Tuesday next week, they will welcome struggling Mtibwa Sugar at their Azam Complex in the city for yet a good chance to generate positive results.
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