Midway through November 2021, Kajos, as the player is commonly referred to, picked up a reoccuring problem to his left knee that, fthat ortunately, only needed rehabilitation and not surgery. Still, the player was forced onto the sidelines for almost a month to allow complete recovery.“Bonface Onyango has been diagnosed with patella tendinitis with hoffa’s fat impingement (left knee). He has undergone diprofos infiltration and will be out of action for 28 days,” the club announced.##EDITORS_CHOICE##Due to the league being suspended at the time by the Football Kenya Federation Caretaker Committee, the player elected to use the time off to complete his rehabilitation programme that went according to plan.Following the successful recuperation, the player who managed to get back to training this week is eyeing to get back to the pitch since his last appearance that came on November 7 where Sharks thrashed reigning champions Tusker 3-0.“I am in perfect condition now and I am back in training with the team. We face Bandari in our next game and I am available for selection,” the player told Mozzart Sport.🚨 INJURY UPDATE 🚨Bonface Onyango has been diagnosed with patella tendinitis with hoffa’s fat impingement (left knee).He has undergone diprofos infiltration and will be out of action for 28 days.#WeAreSharks #BetwaySharks pic.twitter.com/CkKH76srOX— Kariobangi Sharks FC (@k_sharksfc) November 16, 2021 Ahead of his possible return to the squad after missing out three games, the defender revealed that good team preparation has been the reason behind their relatively decent start to the campaign despite many expecting the team to struggle following the massive exits witnessed by the club during the past transfer window.“I would say our preparations have been very perfect all along and that is what has made us maintain the good run we have had so far. Our aim is to continue doing better to surpass last season’s results,” the player added.