Forward Ken Mutembei has rejoined Posta Rangers after accepting a tow-year long deal with the mailmen.Mutembei featured for Posta Rangers between 2018 and 2021 albeit on loan from Naivas who ply trade in the National Super League.After his loan spell with Rangers expired, he returned to Naivas, playing for the shoppers for two seasons including the recently concluded one.##NAJAVA_MECA_7403418##He was the second-best scorer at Naivas last season behind John Walubuka who joined Bicdo United. Mutembei found the back of the net eleven times in the concluded term.“I have signed for Rangers who offered me a good deal. I am looking forward to my second stint in the top flight,” he told Mozzart Sport after penning the deal.Ambitious Rainbow boss Macharia plotting for FKFPL promotion days after landing in Super LeagueBefore signing for the John Kamau coached side, Mutembei was training with Tusker.He however did not secure a deal with the club following the decision by Tusker management to hand Ugandan forward Deogratious Ojok a new contract.Tusker were also interested in signing Anwar Ntege from Uganda but the forward has since returned home after failing to agree with the beer makers.“I am happy to rejoin Posta, a club that I understand its culture and objectives for the new season,” he stated.Kakamega Homeboyz set to face Azam FC in friendly matchMutembei had also attracted from FC Talanta and AFC Leopards. Last month, the forward was invited for trials by Zambian side Nkana FC but did not travel.Rangers are expected to unveil the forward alongside the duo of Meshack Muyonga and Curtis Wekesa who joined the club from Mathare United.
