Five months after joining Kenya Police FC, former Gor Mahia skipper Musa Mohammed has admitted that he has plans of becoming a police officer.Just like Ulinzi Stars, Kenya Police can sign civilians and offers them a chance to join the force after completing the mandatory training.https://t.co/AfZTN9HPl9Kindly watch and subscribe@kenyapolicefc @betikaKe @748AirServices @Officialfkfpl— KENYA POLICE FC (@kenyapolicefc) March 22, 2022 The burly centre back revealed that he has harboured thoughts of becoming a law enforcer and in particular an undercover cop after a random joke from the Team Manager George Maelo.“Yes I have thought about being a police officer, I was joking with the Team Manager about being an undercover cop and I think it’s true I’m supposed to be an undercover. To the CEO and chairman, I have thought of being an officer and I see myself being one,” said Musa in an interview posted on the club’s YouTube page. Dan Ngulu: Ulinzi Stars needs fresh leadership and management strategyKenya Police has signed a number of civilians recently after roping in Francis Kahata, Elvis Rupia, Duke Abuya, Clifton Miheso, Duncan Otieno and David ‘Messi’ Owino just to mention a few.pic.twitter.com/8804OpmiJK— KENYA POLICE FC (@kenyapolicefc) March 21, 2022 Musa added that he would have taken up a career in boxing if he had not pursued football as he loves training with his sister Fatuma Zarika who is the former WBC female super bantamweight champion.“If I was not a footballer I would have been a boxer because when my sister went for training I joined her and I used to love it till date. I train with her during the offseason but I think I would have been a boxer or I would have done something related to boxing,” added Musa.
