Stanley Nwabali says he remains relaxed about his future despite currently being a free agent, following his departure from Chippa United.
The 29-year-old goalkeeper, who is part of the Nigeria national football team setup, is in search of a new club after leaving the South African side, a situation that has prompted discussion about his career direction and potential impact on his international prospects.
However, Nwabali has dismissed concerns, insisting he is not feeling any pressure as he considers his next move.
The goalkeeper said he is confident that he will soon return to action and emphasised his openness to opportunities in different leagues, rather than focusing on a specific destination.
He explained that his priority is to join a club where he feels valued and welcomed, suggesting that the right environment is more important than the profile of the team or league.
His current status has inevitably led to speculation about his future, with reports linking him to several potential destinations.
Among the clubs mentioned is Kaizer Chiefs, while there have also been suggestions of interest from teams in Libya.
Despite the growing number of rumours, Nwabali has played down the reports, describing much of the speculation as unconfirmed.
He acknowledged that transfer talk often comes with increased visibility for players, but stressed that no deal has been agreed at this stage.
The goalkeeper added that any confirmed move would only be clear once an official announcement is made, urging supporters and observers to treat ongoing reports with caution.
His comments reflect a measured approach to a period of uncertainty, with the player choosing to remain patient rather than rush into a decision.
For now, Nwabali’s immediate focus appears to be on securing the right opportunity that aligns with his professional ambitions, while maintaining readiness for a return to competitive football.
As the transfer window approaches, attention will remain on where the Nigerian international will land next, with his experience and international pedigree likely to attract continued interest.
