The Bandari technical bench and fans can afford a smile heading to the new season as midfielder Whyvonne Isuza is nearing full recovery.Isuza who joined the coastal side from Wazito in September last year was sidelined for the better part of the concluded season after suffering a career-threatening achilles injury in the first leg.Bandari has unveiled 4 new players – Rogers Aloro from Tusker Boniface Mwangemi from Kariobangi Sharks, Whyvonne Isuza from Wazito and Joseph Okoth from KCB #FKFPLTRANSFERS pic.twitter.com/MGBnLdiMb1— Mozzart Sport Kenya (@MozzartSportKe) September 23, 2021 In news that will certainly excite the club’s bench and the fans, the indefatigable midfielder says he is close to resuming training as he is in the final phase of the rehabilitation.Although the dates for the new season as well as the management of the competition remains uncertain, Isuza remains confident of being ready by the time the relevant stakeholders iron out their differences.“ I am almost done with rehabilitation and hopefully, I will commence training soon. It is unfortunate that my first season with Bandari did not go as planned but I will be back stronger and better next season,” he said.Isuza, a CECAFA Senior Challenge winner with Harambee Stars in 2017 began life at Mbaraki resoundingly as he netted a brace in the season’s opener against Mathare United. However, the injury barred him from serving the outfit that narrowly missed the league title thanks to the loss of form mid-season.Industrious Isuza explains his work rateThe former AFC Leopards man reckons that the 2019 Cup winners have a chance to land the league title next season should they remain consistent throughout.“The team performed well especially in the second leg. We began well but lost form at the start of the year only to recover in the final stages of the season. We only need to pick from where we left for us to mount a serious title onslaught,” he added.
