The 29-year-old opted to part ways with the Chilli Boys after three and a half seasons and 76 appearances.
He joined the Betway Premiership from Nigeria Professional Football League side Katsina United, having previously turned out for Go Round FC, Wikki Tourists and Lobi Stars.
Nwabali also 34 national team caps for the Super Eagles and starred for his country at the last two Africa Cup of Nations, most recently helping Nigeria to third place at the recently concluded tournament in Morocco.
Nwabali said on Sports Nights Amplified: "I can play anywhere I want to play, there is no restriction.
"I am open to any club, local or international.
"There are no calls yet. The only calls are from my family and friends and people who are shocked at the news."
Nwabali has been linked to a number of clubs including Kaizer Chiefs, Raja Club Athletic, Al-Ettifaq and Queens Park Rangers.
Former Shooting Stars coach Fatai Amoo has urged Nigeria international goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali to carefully consider his next career move after leaving Chippa United, cautioning against rushing into a new contract.
Chippa United coach Vusumuzi Vilakazi has confirmed that defender Nathan Fasika has completed a move to Libyan outfit Al-Ahly Benghazi.
Durban City FC have reportedly to part ways with head coach Sinethemba Badela after just three matches at the helm of the club since joining in December.
Chippa United coach Vusumuzi Vilakazi says he will build on his side's disappointing Nedbank Cup round of 32 defeat to Durban City.
