Stanley Nwabali says he is unbothered by being clubless after leaving Chippa United and remains open to offers from South Africa and Libya

Former Enyimba FC goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali has stated he is not worried about currently being without a club, according to DAILY POST.

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The 29-year-old shot-stopper became a free agent after leaving South African side Chippa United.

He has since been linked with top South African club Kaizer Chiefs and reportedly attracted interest from some Libyan teams.

Nwabali’s inactivity could affect his inclusion in the Super Eagles squad for upcoming friendlies against Iran and Jordan.

Despite this, he expressed confidence about returning to competitive action soon.

“I’m not worried, yeah. I’m not worried… So, I don’t really have, like, you know, a particular place or a particular country I want to play in, you see? So, anywhere that welcomes me well, I can play. So, that’s it,” he told Soccerladuma.

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The former Enyimba goalkeeper remains optimistic about securing a new club and continuing his professional career in Africa or elsewhere.