Former Orlando Pirates striker Kwame Peprah is said to be facing an uncertain future in India, with his contract nearing its expiry.
Peprah currently plies his trade in the Indian top flight for Kerala Blasters.
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The Ghanaian player joined Kerala Blasters in August 2023, and his two-year deal is now due to expire on 31 May, according to Transfermarkt.
During his time with the club, the 24-year-old forward recorded a respectable 14 goals and five assists in 43 appearances.
However, despite his considerable contribution, reports suggest that his time at the club may be coming to an end.
According to Marcus Mergulhao, a journalist for The Times of India, Peprah will not continue at Kerala Blasters next season.
It is claimed that the club are set to part ways with the centre-forward when his contract expires at the end of this month, making him available to potential suitors as a free agent.
Notably, during his time in the South African top flight, Peprah made 44 appearances for Pirates, scoring nine goals and providing one assist.
While on loan at Maritzburg United from Pirates, he played 14 matches and scored once, as per Transfermarkt.
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