Former Harambee Keeper Arnold Origi. He is in line to sign for English side Crystal Palace. [Photo/CapitalFm]
Former Harambee Stars goalkeeper Arnold Origi might be playing in the English Premier League soon if reports from emerging from England could be true.
According to the latest rumor mill, Crystal Palace is weighing up a move for Origi, who is currently in Belgium.
The former Stars Keeper recently acquired Norwegian citizenship and was instrumental as his club Lillestrom lifted the Norwegian FA Cup last year.
The 34-year-old could now be in line to play for Roy Hodgson’s side, with reports indicating he has been on trial in London at Selhurst Park.
According to Lillestrom Sporting Director, Origi will be leaving the club to either Palace or any other English side.
“I think Arnold has played his last game for us. We wish him luck with his career. I hope he finds a club where he gets what he wants,” Lillestrom head coach Arne Erlandsen said.
The keeper has been performing at the highest level and has been with the Belgian club since 2013.
He has played 27 times for the national team and has a successful career after turning out for FK Moss, Fredrikstad, and Ull/Kisa. He also played for Tusker FFC in 2007.
Origi comes from a football family, with His father Austin Oduor having captained Gor Mahia and played for the national team as well.
His uncle, Mike Okoth played for the national team as well, while his cousin Divock Origi plays for Liverpool FC.