Twahir Muhiddin has identified areas in the Bandari team that need to be beefed up as he prepares to take charge of the team permanently, despite his earlier reservations.The veteran who took charge of the team temporarily in May had made it clear that he was not keen on returning to the dugout permanently and was to move back to his technical director’s role as the club sought to recruit a top coach for the job vacated by Anthony Kimani.##NAJAVA_MECA_7346739##Mozzart Sports, however, understands that the former Harambee Stars assistant coach has had a change of heart and will take up the job permanently for at least one more season. The club is also said to be in the process of acquiring a high-profile assistant to work alongside him, with the view of handing the assistant the head coach’s role permanently in the future.Twahir was unbeaten during his temporary reign as Bandari coach, and he assessed his squad’s needs ahead of the 2023–24 season that starts in August. According to the CAF instructor, Bandari needs quick decision-makers in the middle of the park and a clinical forward to finish off the chances that they have been throwing away all season.Bandari FC will confirm Al Haji Twahir Muhidin as their Head coach! pic.twitter.com/lAzo4OY3sy— State Predicts (@state_predicts) June 29, 2023 “We need to polish the midfield, as in that department we need to have players who can make quick decisions and distribute the ball faster. We also need one good striker who can convert one of the three chances he gets,” he said.The club has already let go of forward Benjamin Mosha after the expiration of his contract, and more players, especially in attack and the middle of the park, are expected to depart in the coming weeks.In an earlier interview, club vice chairman Twaha Mbarak had declared that they would get the best players around as they are keen on bagging next year’s league title, which would be their first in history.Kakamega Homeboyz defender raring to go in the upcoming season
