New Kakamega Homeboyz attacking midfielder Mohammed Adnan is eager to follow the footsteps of Harambee Stars forward Masud Juma.Adnan, sealed a move to Homeboyz on Wednesday and consequently, will look to make his Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) bow next week when the competition resumes for the second leg.The Isiolo born player revealed that Masud who also traces his origin from the county was his role model and was, hoping to, thrive in the Kenyan league just like the latter.##NAJAVA_MECA_7059820##Another Isiolo product in the Kenyan top division is Kariobangi Sharks attacking midfielder Mohammed Dhulkilfl who he played with Adnan at Isiolo Youth.Masud, who is attached to Morocco’s Difaa Hassani El Jadidi won the ‘Golden Boot’ with Sharks in 2017, a feat that opened the door to professional football and the national team.Ugandan keeper among five new faces unveiled at Kakamega Homeboyz” Masud did well in the Kenyan top flight.. He won big awards before moving abroad. Every kid back in Isiolo who aspires to play football wants, to emulate him. I can’t wait to make my debut in the league,” he said.Adnan featured for Somali side Gaadiika last season where he shared the dressing room with Mathare United dangerman Donald Ange at the club.Apart from Adnan, Homeboyz acquired former Sony Sugar goalkeeper James Ssetuba, former Ulinzi Stars attacking midfielder Kevin Amwayi and former AFC right back Dennis Sikhayi.Mathare stand-in coach Samuel Koko declares himself ready for vacant top jobThe four were unveiled shortly after the club released five players including former Sofapaka skipper Elly Asieche.Other players who parted ways with Homeboyz are: Chris Masinza, Abuko Samuel,Meshack Muyonga and Eugene Wethuli.The club is expected to play the Naivas a based Shalimar in the Mozzart Bet Cup round of 32 tie this weekend.
