Mara Sugar head coach Steve Biko says they will not be too active in the transfer window ahead of the 2021/22 National Super League (NSL) campaign that starts on 6th November.The Narok County based side, earned promotion to the second tier after topping the FKF Division One Zone B league, they narrowly beat Luanda Villa to earn the slot after amassing a total of 59 points, one more that the Vihiga based side who will now play SS Assad in the playoff.Welcome to the #BetikaNSL, Mara Sugar 👏👏 pic.twitter.com/mT93O2N9Lf— Kenn Okaka Kenya (@kennokaka1000) October 12, 2021 Biko has begun preparations for life in the second tier and it starts with a one-week break for the team after what has been a rigorous season. Div One teams had to play many games within a short period in the closing stages of the campaign. He says the team will be very cautious during the transfer window so as to recruit players that they need.“We are going to take a short break of about one week then resume training for preparations ahead of our National Super League (NSL) debut. We are not going to sign too many players, because we have not lost any of our key players to other teams and it will be a matter of getting a few players who will make us better, we will not recruit just for the sake of it,” he told Mozzart Sport.Luckily for the former Muhorni Youth and Agro Chemicals tactician, he has retained his entire playing unit despite interest from other clubs whose offers were turned down for the players. He now says key to his transfer plans is the attack which he is set to strengthen before the new season commences.Mara Sugar has been promoted to the @FKF_NSL National Super League after finishing top of the FKF Division One Zone A League. pic.twitter.com/SBRWSuGpcn— Kenn Okaka Kenya (@kennokaka1000) October 10, 2021 “A number of teams were after some of my players but their offers were not really appealing and the players opted to stay with us and for us the department that we may look at is majorly the attack, I think we need a few additions there because we have not been scoring enough goals,” he added.
