Kaizer Chiefs of South Africa goalkeeper, Daniel Akpeyi could be on his way to Saudi Arabia or another country in The Middle East to wind down his career, as he is yet to seal a contract extension at his current base, BSNSPorts.com.ng reports.
With his current contract set to run out in the coming summer, expectations had been rife that he and the Chiefs would meet at the round table for talks over an extension.
However, nothing in that direction has appeared on the horizon, thereby raising speculation about his future, but latest reports indicate interest coming his way from The Middle East.
Top of the billing for the next career path and possible a final one for the Super Eagles’ back-up keeper is the possibility of a deal coming his way in Saudi Arabia, where many other Nigerian players have taken the bait in the twilight of their careers.
A report by allnigeriasoccer.com adds: “The future of Daniel Akpeyi at South African DStv Premiership giants Kaizer Chiefs has been the subject of speculation at home and abroad in recent days.
“The experienced Super Eagles goalkeeper will enter the final six months of his contract with the Amakhosi in January.
“No talks have been held between club and player over extending his existing contract, meaning he could be leaving as a free agent in the summer if there are no new developments.
“Despite uncertainty over his long-term future at Chiefs, Akpeyi remains committed to the club (but) clubs in Asia are monitoring the situation of the Nigeria international and are prepared to swoop for him as from the January transfer window.
“At the age of 35, Akpeyi is not getting any younger and a transfer to the Middle East looks appealing to him as he wants to secure his financial future.
“The former Warri Wolves and Gabros International glovesman has started the last four matches contested by Kaizer Chiefs in the South African top-flight, posting two shutouts while conceding two goals.”
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