Daily News | Union add depth by signing Kenyan midfielder Richard Odada
The Union bolstered their midfield depth for the stretch run of the season by signing Richard Odada, a 21-year-old Kenyan from Serbian club Crvena Zvezda.
The Union signed Odada to a 2½ year contract with team options for 2024 and 2025, and paid a small transfer fee of around $150,000. So Odada is a candidate to be Martínez’s successor. And the height part of Tanner’s remarks is for real: Odada stands 6-foot-3, unusually tall for a midfielder.
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