Harambee Stars Midfielder Becomes Free Agent After Short European Spell

Kenyan international midfielder Amos Nondi has concluded his tenure with Albanian top-flight club FK Partizani Tirana, officially ending his 10-month association with the team.

The versatile player, who is also capable of playing in defence, signed for Partizani in August 2025 from Armenian Premier League side FC Ararat-Armenia.

However, his time in Albania was brief, with the 27-year-old making just a single appearance for the club during the 2025/26 season.

Despite limited club action, Nondi remains a key figure for the Harambee Stars, having recently featured in two international friendlies against Lesotho.

In the first leg of the match, Harambee Stars were held to a 1-1 draw. They then claimed a 4-0 victory in the second leg of the match, thanks to strikes from Mohammed Bajaber and Lawrence Okoth Ouma.

His departure from Partizani now makes him a free agent, and the former Gor Mahia player is expected to explore new opportunities abroad.

Nondi's career has been marked by a steady progression through European football since leaving Kenya. He began his journey with the now-defunct Sony Sugar FC before a notable spell at Gor Mahia.

His European adventure began in Georgia, at Kolkheti-1913 Poti, where he spent a year adapting to the demands of the game on the continent.

His solid performances led to a move to another Georgian club, FC Dila Gori, where he enjoyed a successful five-year stint. It was at Dila Gori that Nondi established himself as a reliable midfield presence, honing his technical skills and tactical awareness.

In 2023, he transferred to FC Ararat-Armenia, where he played for two seasons in the Armenian top division before moving to Albania.

Having competed in the leagues of Georgia, Armenia, and Albania, Nondi is one of a select group of Kenyan footballers with extensive experience across multiple European countries.

As he enters the next chapter of his career, speculation will mount regarding his next destination. With his proven experience, versatility, and international pedigree, Nondi is likely to attract considerable interest from clubs across Europe and beyond during the upcoming transfer window.