Nairobi City Stars head coach Nicholas Muyoti believes that his squad is capable and ready to compete for the league title next season despite the fact they lost a number of key senior players at the end of last season.A switch in the recruitment policy saw City Stars let go of their seasoned faces and went for young untested talents. The majority of the players acquired by the club are from the National Super League and the lower leagues.##NAJAVA_MECA_6767341##Progress made by the team during pre-season was witnessed during the Elite Pre-season Cup where they reached the final before going down to Kenya Police FC. The team has been doing well in other pre-season friendlies and Muyoti believes that they have made good strides.On his team’s targets for next season, the former Kenyan international said a top-five finish which includes lifting the title is an achievable target.“So far so good, I think we are able to fight for the top five positions; which includes the championship. Right now it is for us to give the boys morale and to make sure that they are motivated for us to fight for the top position,” he stated.‘Chunga utawachwa’𝐒𝐈𝐌𝐁𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐌𝐎𝐉𝐀🦁 📸 @hassan_mandevu #SimbaWaNairobi pic.twitter.com/MD5qnEmUCe— Official Nairobi City Stars Fc (@NrbCityStars) October 26, 2022 With the transfer window open once again, the tactician was asked if he intends to sign more players but he ruled out more arrivals saying he is happy with the players at his disposal and is focused on sharpening them to make them season-ready.“So far I am happy with the way we are performing and I don’t think we need any additions it is up to us to sharpen the players that we have to ensure that they are ready to compete,” he added.Daring David Ouma puts opponents on notice after patching up a tattered Sofapaka
