AFC Leopards are keen to boost their squad and especially their defence line; in this regard Ingwe has approached former Gor Mahia and Harambee Stars captain Musa Mohammed.
Musa is set to inject experience to the young Ingwe squad which is struggling after losing a number of their first team players due to financial difficulties.
AFC Leopards are edging closer to having their FIFA transfer ban lifted; which will allow the club to sign new players who will replace the lost players.
AFC Leopards have already made their intentions of signing Musa known to the player and his management.
The former Gor Mahia captain does not have a club currently after parting ways with Zambian club Lusaka Dynamos.
A number of clubs have expressed their interest in signing Musa Mohamed amongst them an Ethiopian side, his former Zambian club Nkana and FKF Premier League side Sofapaka .
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