Sofapaka’s new custodian David Obasanjo is looking forward to learning from his senior and experienced goalkeeping teammates at the club.The youthful goalkeeper joined Batoto ba Mungu last month straight from school, beefing up the department that has the experienced Mathias Kigonya as well as last season’s second-choice goalkeeper Simon Masaka, and Kevin Omondi.🔵AGREEMENT 🚨 We can confirm we have agreed a deal to acquire the services of the young and talented keeper David Obasanjo on a long-term contract after a successful one-month training period. pic.twitter.com/Ph6aSKh9ov— Sofapaka FC (@FC_Sofapaka) September 20, 2022 The former St Anthony’s Boys Kitale goalkeeper has acknowledged that although it might not be easy to break into the first 11 given the experienced players in the side, he will instead take the chance to learn from those goalkeepers and continue working for his breakthrough.“I am aware I have seniors in my position and that means limited playing time. Nevertheless, it is a learning process, and since I am with a group of very experienced keepers, whom I have a lot of hope will gradually help me through the process, I am an optimistic individual, and even though it may take a little longer, I am patiently working towards my maiden top-flight breakthrough, ” Obasanjo said as quoted on the club’s portal.According to the club, Obasanjo signed a lengthy deal with the 2009 champions after impressing during a month-long trial period with David Ouma’s charges.Former St. Anthony’s Boys Kitale goalkeeper David Obasanjo has signed for Sofapaka.#FKFPL pic.twitter.com/lYh6K2GxJw— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) September 11, 2022 He is already raring to go and understands the magnitude of the task ahead of the team as the new season beckons, noting that he will give his best to help the team.“I feel so proud to have joined one of the top teams in the country. It has always been my dream to play in the best league in the country, and I am so grateful to have been able to realize my dream. The challenge ahead is a huge one and demands a lot of input from the playing unit, and I am not an exception. I am determined to help the squad collectively perform at its best,” he added.Batoto Ba Mungu were left with only Masaka and Omondi following the exit of Fredrick Odhiambo who joined Rwandese side AS Kigali. To fill in the void, they brought in the experienced Kigonya and Obasanjo.
