After roping in over 10 players, Tusker FC are set for a major clear-out with almost a similar number of players expected to leave the club in the next few days. The league champions have been very busy in the last few weeks, signing players who will play for the club in next season’s CAF Champions League and domestic assignments. The team has beefed almost all departments and some current players, majority whose contracts are expiring will have to make way.Tusker has roped two goalkeepers in Brian Bwire and Patrick Matasi and are about to let go of two of their current keepers. Tusker’s current keepers are Emery Mvuyekure, Michael Wanjala and Robert Mboya, two of them will exit the club this window.The team has also brought on board three central defenders. They are Clyde Senaji from AFC Leopards, Charles Momanyi from Gor Mahia and Kalos Kirenge from Namungo FC in Tanzania. This means that nearly all of the current central defenders could exit the team.Reminisce: Our two goals against Bidco United in the season ender.#KenyaMilele #Brewers4Life pic.twitter.com/iMqCgT3751— 🏆Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) August 24, 2021 In midfield Teddy Osok has been signed from Kitwe United to replace Hashim Sempala who left the club for Zambia, Shami Kibwana joins from Kakamega Homeboyz, the team is also in talks with Mathare’s Tyson Otieno and to accommodate the trio, some current players will have to be axed.In attack John Njuguna has joined from Ulinzi Stars while Deogratius Ojok and Joshua Ibrahim have joined the club from Uganda and Tanzania respectively. This is also an indication that a shakeup could be witnessed in the Brewers’ forward line.Reports indicate that the shake-up is likely to affect some key players in the team as coach Robert Matano goes all out to reshape his team for continental duty. Tusker’s CAF Champions League campaign starts on 11th August with a match against Djibouti’s Arta Solar.Tusker FC new signings Teddy Osok, Shami Kibwana, Clyde Senaji, Charles Momanyi, Kalos Kirenge, Patrick Matasi, Brian Bwire, John Njuguna, Daniel Sakari, Deogratius Ojok and Joshua Ibrahim
