Harambee Stars sensation Ryan Ogam has opened up on the cause of his struggles at Austrian club Wolfsberger AC.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOgam secured a move to Wolfsberger in August 2025, crossing over from Tusker FC following a remarkable performance for Kenya at the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) that the country co-hosted alongside neighbors Uganda and Tanzania.##NAJAVA_MECA_9984752##However, the 21-year-old did not have a start to life in Austria that he could have wished for, and found playing time hard to come by, before he was eventually relegated to the reserve team.Speaking to the press ahead of Harambee Stars’ 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers match against Eritrea, Ogam revealed the source of his difficult spell in the team.Harambee Stars seek to defy inadequate preparations against Eritrea in 2027 AFCON Qualifier opener“I am grateful for the moves that I had to Austria, and now Belgium. Last season though was very difficult for me at club level because I missed pre-season with them (Wolfsberger) because I was involved in CHAN, and that is the reason I was not playing for the first team. I had not yet gelled with the team, so I had to play with the reserve team which was beneficial for me,” said Ogam.The former Rainbow striker got a reprieve to his struggles after securing a loan move to Belgian side RFC Liege in July, a move that he is hopeful will yield fruits.McCarthy defends inclusion of free agent in Harambee Stars squad for AFCON qualifiers“In Belgium, I am just trying to enjoy every moment there, and hopefully, I get the goals like I do with the national team, or even more,” he added.In the absence of captain Michael Olunga, Ogam will be expected to lead the Harambee Stars attack against Eritrea, when the two sides meet on Saturday, 26 September from 1600 hrs at the Nyayo National Stadium, before travelling to Conakry to face Guinea on Thursday, 1 October.BETTING GUIDE: Kenya vs Eritrea, match preview, team news and prediction