Shabana FC have intensified preparations for the new National Super League campaign and coach Sam Okoth says he will bring on board ten new players.In the last two season’s Shabana’s push for promotion to the top tier has ended in tears as slips in the closing stages of the season has seen them finish outside the promotion bracket and they will be hoping to the third time lucky during the 2022/23 season.##NAJAVA_MECA_6716142##The team resume training two weeks ago and coach Okoth says they will have a more tailored training schedule once the kick off date for the new season is announced.“We started out pre-season two weeks ago and we are trying to sharpen the players to ensure that we are ready for the new season that we are not sure of when it will commence, we are hopeful that things will be clearer soon so that we can have a structured training program,” he told Mozzart Sport.On his team’s transfer business, the former Zoo FC and Vihiga United coach said he is going to bring on board ten new players to replace those who left the club. The prospective signings are currently training with the team.🆕 | New week 😎 | Monday vibes💙 | Wishing everyone a happy week 🙏#ToreBobe#ToreMorero pic.twitter.com/0gyhCb6lpb— Shabana Fc Kenya (@Shabanafckenya) October 11, 2022 “Right I can say that I have around 11 reliable players and considering we lost some key players to other teams while some have not resumed training, we will bring on board around ten new players, to boost the team, we already have new players training with us but I cannot say that we have signed them because you can be confident of signing a player then they opt out,” he added.For the tactician, goalkeeping and attacking departments will be areas of priority.“I do not have a single goalkeeper so that will be an area of priority. We will also made additions in midfield and in our defence line. Another area that we will majorly focus on is our attack because we lost all our strikers,” he added.Kenyan superstar Eric ‘Marcelo’ Ouma collects man of the match award after heroic performance in Sweden
