Bandari FC have confirmed that first-choice left-back Siraj Mohamed has been cleared to resume training after four months on the sidelines recovering from an ankle injury.The seasoned defender was sidelined in November and underwent surgery for a major ankle injury.##NAJAVA_MECA_8002276##He has been on the recovery path ever since, missing out on a good number of matches. He is now set to resume training, meaning he could be available for selection in the coming weeks as Bandari seeks to finish among the top teams in the league this campaign.“Siraj Mohamed has been cleared to return to full training. Let’s wish our injured players a speedy recovery and welcome Siraj back with open arms,” read the club statement.Meanwhile, three other players remain sidelined with injuries. Beja Nyamawi, Derrick Nsibambi, and Sharif Majabe, who all underwent surgery, are still out of action. With ten matches left before the current campaign comes to a close, it is probable that they may not feature again this season.Sofapaka turns focus to league action after cup success“Beja Nyamawi, Derrick Nsibambi, and Sharif Majabe are still out injured, but our medical team is on the case.”All three players, signed before the start of the season, had proved to be key players for the Mombasa-based club before they were hit with long-term injuries.The Dockers are currently third in the log with 43 points, the same as second-placed Tusker FC, who have a superior goal difference. They trail leaders Gor Mahia by seven points heading into the final ten matches of the campaign.The team suffered a shock exit in the Mozzart Bet Cup when they went down 2-1 to Bungoma Stars in the preliminary round, denting their chances of bagging any silverware this season. A top-three finish looks like a more achievable target for John Baraza’s men.After almost a month-long break, they resume action on Saturday with a match against Ulinzi Stars at Ulinzi Sports Complex. The match will start at 3 PM.Kenya U20 star joins reputable player agency, eyes european move
