Kenya international Clifton Miheso has revealed that he put his football career on hold after securing a full scholarship to pursue a Master’s degree in Sports Management at the renowned Johan Cruyff Institute in the Netherlands.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 33-year-old winger attracted interest from FKF Premier League sides Bandari and Kariobangi Sharks during the latest transfer window but opted not to sign for either club as he focuses on his studies.🔴 LIVE BLOG: Bajaber, Ben-Stanley start for Harambee Stars against Guinea“I must prepare for the future and I was lucky to have gotten a full scholarship at Johan Cruyff Institute. The programme is very demanding and so I decided to sit out the last window,” Miheso said.He added that negotiations with both clubs broke down after they failed to agree on terms.##NAJAVA_MECA_9997247##“The two clubs showed interest in my signature but we could not agree on the terms and so I preferred to concentrate on my studies,” he said.However, Miheso has not ruled out a return to football in January. He expects to have completed most of his academic units by then and could return if he receives a suitable offer.Harambee Starlets midfielder joins Greek giants“By January, I will have completed most of my units in the study I am undertaking and so it is possible to be back if I get a good offer,” he said.Miheso began his top-flight career with Thika United in 2011 before joining Sofapaka in 2013. He later played in Finland before returning to Kenya with AFC Leopards in 2016.##NAJAVA_MECA_9995891##He subsequently featured for South African side Golden Arrows and Zambian club Buildcon, while also turning out for Gor Mahia and Mathare United. Last season, he returned to Sofapaka, who were relegated from the top flight.For now, Miheso is prioritising his education, but a return to the FKF Premier League could be on the cards when the January transfer window opens.English manager explains why Harambee Stars have landed a gem in teenage winger
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