AFC Leopards handed the armband to Marvin Nabwire back in November with the midfield maestro admitting that the captaincy role has come with its own fair share of challenges.The 25-year-old inherited the armband from Robinson Kamura who departed Ingwe in the offseason transfer window to join KCB after enduring a turbulent campaign last season.FULL TIME Bidco United 1 AFC Leopards 0#OursForever #Betsafe— AFC Leopards (@AFCLeopards) December 4, 2021 Speaking to Mozzart Sport, Nabwire admitted that he has faced challenges after being named captain but was coy when pressed to open up more on the teething problems. “Being named captain has been okay, it has however come with its own fare of challenges because I’m still new to the role but I know whoever handed me the role saw something in me,”(2.30) Real Madrid (3.50) Inter Milan (3.25)“There are a number of challenges which I cannot open up about right now but I’m confident things will soon change,” said Nabwire.AFC Leopards are currently on a torrid run of form having lost their last five games, leaving them in the relegation zone after seven rounds of matches.Nabwire admitted that he was surprised to be named the captain but offered hope of better things to come as they look to pull themselves from the relegation quagmire. UPDATE A slight delay here at Wundanyi Grounds The ambulance provided by the hosts not well equipped The teams are waiting for another well equipped facility #OursForever pic.twitter.com/nahNQDlzqc— AFC Leopards (@AFCLeopards) November 7, 2021 “I was not really expecting the armband but I take the opportunity with both hands and I will ensure everyone in the team is okay and we get the results,” concluded Nabwire. Ingwe next face Posta Rangers who sat out of last weekend’s fixtures on Thursday 9 December.
