Allnigeriasoccer.com has it on good authority that Stephen Worgu has arrived Sudan to begin negotiations with Al Hilal of Omdurman regarding a contract.<br /><br />Though the 23 - year - old striker has been club-less for over a year after his deal ran out at another Sundanese Premier League club Al-Merrikh, he is technically not a free agent as his sporting and economic rights belong to Oak Zeel.<br /><br />But the CEO of the Nsukka based grassroots team, Valentine Okechukwu Omeje claims there has not been any contact whatsoever between himself and Al Hilal.<br /><br />&ldquo;I received an email from Stephen Worgu on Monday evening informing me that he is on his way to Sudan to discuss with a club.<br /><br />&ldquo;It is not in our character to stop our players from negotiating deals on their own. <br /><br />&ldquo;In the long run, the Sudanese club must contact us after they agree personal terms with Stephen because we are in possession of his clearance,&rdquo; says Omeje to <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b>.<br />&nbsp;<br />Stephen Worgu had earlier ruled out a return to Sudan but a Malaysian club that had courted him had not backed up their interest with an official approach to Oak Zeel.<br /><br />He sensationally refused to undergo tests with Zamalek and Norwegians Aalesunds , preferring the outright offer of a contract.<br /><br />