KCB coach Bernard Mwalala seems to have changed his transfer strategy going by the caliber of players he is signing in the current window.One day after bringing on board Compel FC striker Shadrack Wamalwa Simiyu, he has once again signed a player from the lower league.The club announced on Friday that Equity FC striker Vincent Ondabo has become the latest signing for the bankers.✍️ Vincent Ondabu is a lion! The winger joins us from Equity FC.#Believe #LionHearted 🦁 pic.twitter.com/6pK8Vw7u6f— KCB Football Club (@KCBFootball) January 12, 2024 Equity FC features in the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Division One league. The latest signing could be a sign that Mwalala is opting for little-known players to build them for the future.The club has also brought on board 19-year-old Lameck Luhangala from Scorpions Musingu.##NAJAVA_MECA_7796760##The decision to sign from the lower leagues could also be influenced by the team’s reluctance to pay high sign-on fees that players are demanding before joining any team.KCB has lost some key players in the current transfer period, something that has seriously affected their title ambitions.The bankers have had to let go of the trio of Francis Kahiro who was their leading scorer in the first leg of the league as well as first-choice goalkeeper Bryne Omondi and midfielder Apollo Otieno.KCB land Compel FC hitmanThe three have signed two-year deals with the Coastal side after agreeing terms with Bandari on Monday.On Sunday, KCB travel to Ulinzi Stars for their first match of the second leg.It will be a chance for Mwalala to reunite with his former club and pick all maximum points as he attempts to have a positive start.
