Bandari ignite interest in former winger
Reading Time: 2min | Fri. 20.06.25. | 11:53
The 28-year-old left the Dockers last season after serving them for seven years
Winger Abdallah Hassan has been linked with a return to former side Bandari FC, Mozzart Sport can report.
The 28-year-old in March this year parted ways with Tanzanian outfit Coastal Union, and is now rumored to be angling a move back to the Dockers.
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Sources close to the development indicate that the Kenyan international has already been offered a pre-contract, which if finalized, will usher him back to the side he served for seven years before embarking to Tanzania last season.
Hassan joined Bandari in January 2017 from the Posta Rangers junior team, where he was scouted while featuring for the U20 Kenyan Premier League.
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He won the Football Kenya Federation Cup, which is currently being sponsored by leading gaming firm Mozzart Bet in 2019, and was part of the squad that finished second in a regional tournament held the same year in Dar es Salaam.
Until his departure, Hassan had risen to the rank of assistant captain at the club, deputising centre back Andrew Juma.
At Coastal Union, Abdallah failed to click into gear in the then David Ouma-led side, even after notably winning a man-of-the-match award for his goal against Simba in October.
As per Flashscore, Abdallah ended up with just two goals in the Tanzanian League, before mutually parting ways earlier this year.
The home comforts at Bandari, as per sources, will not be the only allure for the winger however, as new FKF Premier League champions Kenya Police are also interested in his signature.
Police, after their maiden league championship, will play in the CAF Champions League next season.
