Kenya Police defensive midfielder Daniel Musamali is hoping to be cleared by the club’s medical department by the end of the month and possibly start contesting for playing time in the subsequent month.Musamali has been out since suffering a knee injury in September when the club trained in Rwanda for a couple of days in preparation for the current campaign.Police had traveled to Rwanda anticipating to play test matches against local clubs but were forced to train amongst themselves as Kenya was still suspended by FIFA and consequently, Rwandese clubs could not come into sporting contact with the law enforcers.##NAJAVA_MECA_6929187##It is during the sessions held in Kigali where Musamali suffered yet another knee injury that kept him out of the inaugural edition of the Elite Pre-season Cup and the opening five rounds of the campaign.However, the former AFC Leopards midfielder who resumed training last week after completing the rehabilitation process is hoping to receive a clean bill of health before the month ends.”I have trained with the team for some days after finishing the rehabilitation process. The past four months have been tough for me but I am glad that I am nearing full recovery. I am hoping that I will be fit enough to be selected for action before the month ends,” said the youngster.Wanyama hands CF Montreal a boost, signs new dealBefore picking the injury, the St. Anthony’s Boys High School, Kitale product had been battling recurring knee setbacks in the past year but he is praying for an injury-free term even as he hopes to return and cement his place in the first team.”I did not play as much as I had wished in the last year due to injuries. I badly want to help the team achieve its objectives set for the season,” added the former Nzoia Sugar man.
