This offseason, like always, Kei Kamara returned to his native Sierra Leone. To give back to others, with his Heart Shaped Hands Foundation, and take some time to himself, where he tends to largely cut communication, reset and workout, is important.
This offseason, surprisingly unfamiliar for Major League Soccer's sixth all-time leading goalscorer, Kamara was awaiting updates from his agent about where he'd be playing in 2019, his ninth professional club.
“All the energy I spent playing, trying to help the team grow, help the younger players around me, I felt good that I was going to stay in Vancouver for a little longer," Kamara told MLSsoccer.