After being overlooked in the final group E of the 2022 World Cup qualifier matches against Uganda and Rwanda, Tusker right back Daniel Sakari has vowed to work his socks off in a bid to regain his place in the team for the subsequent matches.The overlapping defender was billed as the solution to the full back right courtesy of the displays he had shown in the previous matches, a position the Harambee Stars technical bench has for the past been struggling to get their first choice. FKF Caretaker Committee to take charge of Harambee Stars clash against RwandaSakari who wowed fans with hie electric performance in the final 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier double against Egypt and Togo ferried the form in the World Cup qualifiers, starting in the opening tie against Uganda and away to Rwanda.Captain Eugene Asike, Daniel Sakari, Brian Bwire, Eric Zakayo and Boniface Muchiri have all made it to the Harambee Stars squad that travels to play against Mali in Morocco.Well in gents! pic.twitter.com/FIMcpnEo1s— 🏆Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) October 4, 2021 However, he watched the third and fourth rounds against Mali from the substitutes bench as coach Engin Firat preferred Joash Onyango for the away game while Eric Ouma was picked to man the right flank in the return leg. Former Gor Mahia midfielder Amos Nondi who plies his trade in Georgia did not disappoint against Uganda in the penultimate round of the qualifier despite operating in a unfamiliar territory.The former Kariobangi Sharks defender says he will roll his sleeves and work harder as he seeks to return to the team in the next assignments.” I really can’t complain over the decision by the bench not to consider me for the final round of qualifiers. The call up is always earned and I will work harder for me to recalled in other matches,” he said.##NAJAVA_MECA_5973832##At the same time, the former Kakamega Homeboyz player said he was focused on fully cementing his place in the Tusker team as coach Robert Matano has largely preferred Kevin Monyi as his first choice.Sakari who missed a handful of league matches after their return from Egypt where they faced Zamalek in the second round of the CAF Champions League due to a slight injury said he had fully recovered and was ready to fight for regular playing time.
