Promising Nairobi City Stars attacking midfielder Mohamed Bajaber is delighted to have finally made his Football Kenya Federation Premier League debut three months after breaking to the scene.Bajaber joined City Stars in February albeit on loan from Starfield Academy and was made to wait for his first league appearance for close to three months.OUR FANS🦁❤️#SimbaWaNairobi pic.twitter.com/h8kPrM3mVL— Official Nairobi City Stars Fc (@NrbCityStars) May 16, 2022 His wait paid off last Sunday when coach Nicholas Muyoti rested Nicholas Kipkirui for him in the dying minutes of their league match against Tusker at Ruaraka grounds.The youngster made himself a name in August last year when he landed a rare opportunity of trying out with Danish Superliga side Midtjylland. It is the same year that the budding player earned a call up to the national U20 and the Emerging Stars teams.Athletics Kenya unrepentant after blocking Mathew Sawe from defending African javelin titleBajaber who displayed his flair in the few minutes he lasted on the pitch, attracting applause from the traveling fans said he was yearning for more exposure at the country’s top flight.”I am glad I made my league debut and earned some playtime in front of fans. I hope I can continue this way and help the team move forward,” he is quoted as saying in the club’s official portal. Reacting to the Bajaber’s impact on the minutes he played, Muyoti said he was satisfied with what he offered in his cameo.Hamudi’s (@MBajaber31) first ever KPL debut, coming off the bench in the 85th minute vs @tusker_fc (for @NrbCityStars )Inshallah more minutes to come 🤲🏽 pic.twitter.com/M13EAbElk8— RedBull Athlete (@zuhumomar) May 15, 2022 “Mohamed had a good debut. Though on for a short time, it is evident he has the quality needed,” said the former Thika United gaffer, Nicholas Muyoti. Bajaber’s debut comes hardly a week after making his maiden appearance on the bench for the first time against Wazito when they floored the latter by a solitary goal at Kasarani Annex.
