After featuring sparingly last season, AFC Leopards goalkeeper Maxwell Mulili is hoping to be a constant figure at the club in the coming campaign.Mulili played in 10 games last season with head coach Patrick Aussems preferring the experienced Levis Opiyo in majority of the games in the concluded campaign.Homeboyz midfielder hoping to turn despair into success next seasonThe former Zoo FC custodian is putting in an extra shift in off-season training as he hopes to become the club’s number one choice next season and waxed lyrical about Opiyo.“Next season I hope to play more games at Ingwe, I’m doing extra training during off-season to ensure that I provide good competition and hopefully it will translate to more game time. I have learned a lot from Opiyo, he is experienced and a very good goalkeeper but when I’m given the chance I can show what I’m capable of.##NAJAVA_MECA_6477830##He has advised me on what to do and what not to do, he has really offered me guidance in the game and I hope to learn more from him if we continue playing together,” said Mulili.Ingwe has had its own fair share of goalkeeping troubles since the departure of Ugandan custodian Benjamin Ochan with a number of errors being committed in the department.Ugandan maestro Khalid Aucho delighted to replicate Gor Mahia’s incredible feat at YangaMulili went on to recap last season as he termed it as a success bearing in mind that the club suffered a myriad of challenges that saw a majority of the playing staff before the campaign commenced.“Last season was a good season for us considering the many challenges that we had and the young squad that the coach had to work with,” added Mulili.
