Bulgarian football club Slavia Sofia has sacked Kenyan defender Aboud Omar for allegedly insulting his team mates, coaches and disrespecting Bulgaria itself.
In a statement, the club claimed that Omar had become 'cruel and arrogant' over the past several months, disclosing that all Slavia players supported his axing.
"I decided to remove Aboud Omar from the team and his contractual relations with the club will be suspended under the existing legal order," Slavia president Ventseslav Stefanov announced.
He further claimed that Omar taught himself vile Bulgarian phrases which he used to hurl insults at the Bulgarian state and everything associated with it.
"The impudent Kenyan began to curse everything, related to life in our country and did not try to conceal his dislike for the Bulgarian state at all," the statement read in part.
[caption caption="Aboud Omar after signing for Slavia Sofia"]
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Omar who has been capped 36 times by Kenya signed for the club in February 2016 becoming the first Kenyan to play in the Bulgarian league.
He quickly emerged as a key player for the team and was instrumental in their Europa League campaign in the 2016/17 season, bagging an assist on his European debut.
The Mombasa-born star started his career at Admiral in the second tier Kenyan league.
His immense talent saw him join Bandari and Tusker in the Kenyan Premier League (KPL) before signing for Greek club Panegialios in August 2015.
Kenyan football lovers will be keenly following to find out his next move.
[caption caption="Aboud Omar in action for Harambee Stars"]
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