Kenyan striker Mathew Momanyi Tegisi is reportedly engineering a move out of Tanzanian outfit Singida Black Stars just four months after joining the club, with financial frustrations understood to be behind his desire to terminate his contract.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsTegisi joined the Tanzanian outfit in July after leaving Pamba Jiji but is now reportedly preparing to issue a termination notice as he weighs his options ahead of the next phase of his career.##NAJAVA_MECA_10105841##Mozzart Sport has established that the striker's frustrations stem from frequent salary deductions imposed on players whenever the team loses matches.A source familiar with the situation revealed that Tegisi, like several foreign players at the club, is unhappy with the arrangement, which has seen players lose a significant portion of their earnings.“Tegisi, just like many other foreign players at the club, is not entirely comfortable with the situation at Singida Black Stars. The frequent salary deductions have become a major source of frustration within the squad, and he is now considering his options,” the source told Mozzart Sport.Oga Obinna explains how Kenyan football can attract more fansThe source further disclosed that players can lose as much as 40 per cent of their salaries following defeats, with the club reportedly using the financial penalties as a way of motivating the squad to win matches.“Whenever the team loses, players can lose up to 40 per cent of their salaries. It is difficult for players to accept such an arrangement, especially when they have contractual expectations regarding their earnings. You cannot have players constantly worrying about how much they will take home after every defeat,” the source added.Government assesses readiness of Talanta Stadium ahead of Bayern vs Ajax clash [PHOTOS]Singida's struggles in the domestic league are understood to have exacerbated the situation. Despite securing qualification to the CAF Confederation Cup group stage, the club has endured an inconsistent league campaign.After 10 matches, Singida sit ninth in the standings with 14 points, 16 behind leaders Simba SC and three points adrift of the continental qualification places. They have suffered four defeats in the league so far.Tegisi is also not the only foreign player whose future at the club has come into question. Mohammed Damaro, who joined on loan from Yanga SC, Ladack Chasambi, Marcelo Canadi and Victor Collins are among the players who have already left or are reportedly on their way out.##NAJAVA_MECA_10105838##“This has not gone down well with some players, and Tegisi is among those who are unhappy with the situation. He would prefer to play in an environment where his earnings are not heavily affected by the team's results,” the source added.Tegisi previously featured for Shabana FC in the FKF Premier League before moving to Tanzania two years ago, where he turned out for Pamba Jiji before joining Singida Black Stars.Mildred Cheche ecstatic after completing life-changing FIFA coaching course