Silko Amari Otieno Thomas is a 18 years old Kenyan footballer who plays as a right winger for Chelsea youth sides.With his future at Chelsea senior team deem, the fast rising star has been pushing for a move outside Stamford Bridge.Current updates indicate that Southampton who were once home to former Kenya national team captain Victor Wanyama from 2013 to 2016 are interested in Otieno's services.
With Ipswich Town also in radar of the winger, Otieno was on the verge of joining championship side Sheffield United but the deal fell off due to the clubs suspension from signing players which had been brought about by default of transfer payments to another club.
Apart from Wanyama, Southampton is also known for producing quite a number of top players from their youth ranks such as Theo Walcott, Gareth Bale and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain among many others.Do you think a move to Southampton is the best for Silko Amari Otieno Thomas? Feel free to share your views on the comment section and remember to share, like and click on the follow button at the top right corner for more news.
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