Tusker FC rookie recruit David ‘Daddy’ Odoyo is a man on a mission ahead of his maiden Football Kenya Federation Premier League season, setting three targets for himself.Top of the list for the youthful midfielder who joined the Brewers from Division One side Green Commandos is to break into the defending champion’s starting team.And a rough diamond entering the fray at Ruaraka, 18 year old David “Daddy” Odoyo. pic.twitter.com/PZNIMZoZb2— 🏆Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) September 7, 2022 Once that is achieved, Odoyo has his eyes on two other targets; earning a national team call to either Harambee Stars U20 side or their U23 counterparts, and being declared the young player of the season at the end of the campaign.”When the new season starts, I want to work hard and make it to the first 11. Also, I want to earn a call-up to Harambee Stars U20 and U23. On top of that, I am eyeing the young player of the season gong,” Odoyo said in an interview with the club’s media.##NAJAVA_MECA_6763156##The versatile player who can play as a defensive and as an attacking midfielder has been enjoying his stay with the beer makers, noting that he has been forced to put in extra work to level up with the other players.How a call from Sweden led to Odoyo’s move to TuskerThe 18-year-old further revealed that the senior players in the team have played a big role in helping him and other new and young players settle in, including pushing them to do better in training.”It has been a good experience so far and I am delighted. Everyone is working hard and that has forced me to go the extra mile the last three months to get to their level and catch the attention of the coaches. The senior players like Momanyi (Kevin) are really pushing us the young players to work hard and I like the spirit of the players at the club,” he added.
