Former Kariobangi Sharks defender Boniface ‘Kajos’ Onyango is currently training with the Tusker FC with the aim of earning a deal with the rebuilding FKF Premier League champions.Kajos parted ways with Sharks a week ago after three years with the William Muluya coached team, in a glowing tribute, he thanked the club for giving him an opportunity to play top-flight football shortly after he completed his secondary school education. His next destination was not clear yet but it has now emerged that he could sign for the Robert Matano led Ruaraka based club.##NAJAVA_MECA_6530870##He comes the third immediate Sharks player to train with Tusker after Tom Teka and Eric Mmata who have been with the side for weeks but are yet to sign deals with the Brewers.Primarily a left-back, Kajos can also play as a central defender as was evident in the just concluded season. Tusker lost two defenders in Christopher Oruchum and Kalos Kirenge and Matano is keen on replacing the duo.“He trained with the team on Wednesday. The coach is evaluating him in training and he will make a decision on whether he will sign him or not,” a source from the Brewers camp revealed.Boniface ‘Kajos’ Onyango and Douglas Mokaya have announced that they have left Kariobangi Sharks.They join Enock Wanyama, Brian Olang, Patilah Omoto and Ziyad Kiwanuka who have left the club already.Tom Teka and Eric Mmata have been training with Tusker FC.#FKFPL pic.twitter.com/oNtzFguS8Q— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) July 14, 2022 Other players training with Tusker FC include Portipher Odhiambo of Kakamega Homeboyz, Brian Opondo from Bidco United, and Wazito’s Eric Otieno.The team is expected to drop a few more players so that they can make a few more additions. Alarming Kariobangi Sharks walkout continues as ex Gor Mahia defender bolts outMeanwhile the club is in a prolonged standoff with goalkeeper Patrick Matasi who is keen on joining Kenya Police FC. The custodian has made it clear that he is not keen on continuing with the Brewer and wants the remainder of his one-year contract canceled.
