Former Gor Mahia ace Moses Odhiambo has kickstarted his managerial career after officially being unveiled as the new head coach of fourth tier side Meru Bombers FC on Thursday 7 July 2022, the club has confirmed.“We are delighted to announce that Moses “Dube” Odhiambo has officially joined Meru Bombers as head coach. This is particularly wonderful to see a player who began his football career back in 2001 start his coaching career with us as well,” the club posted in an official statement.Club StatementMoses “Dube” Odhiambo officially joins his childhood club as Head Coach.#WeRiseAgain pic.twitter.com/Up64KqwqpF— Meru Bombers Football Club (@MeruBombers) July 7, 2022 Dube, as the former player turned coached is officially referred to in the football circles, was born and bred in Meru where he began his playing career at Meru before quickly securing moves away owing to his talent.The skillful midfielder has won One Kenyan Premier League title and two FKF Cups secured during his time with record Kenyan champions Gor Mahia where he also served as captain.He has one Tanzanian Premier League title with Simba Football Club and a CECAFA Club Challenge Runners up Cup with Moro United.He has also played at APR Rwanda and was part of the Kenyan All Stars team that played at Hull City. He has a two-decade experience in regional top-flight football with the distinct honour of being a Harambee Stars international.“Moses finds a young and fresh team of dedicated and passionate players inspired by his acumen, exploits who are ready to be sharpened with his knowledge and experience of the modern game.As we mark our 40th Anniversary, we are encouraged by his move back home as our local football finds a fresh kick off with the completion and handover of our home ground, Kinoru Stadium,” the club noted.##NAJAVA_MECA_6495952##“Moses is indeed one of the players who contributed to the much-desired fame and legacy of Kinoru Stadium. It will be a great homecoming story as we see him commandeer the next generation of Bombers on the touchlines of an international stadium he left as a local football ground.We wish Moses the best and commit ourselves to provide everything within our means to make both his new career and our new vision of developing a club and players for the highest level of football come true,” the statement concluded.
