Muranga Seals defender Robert Mudenyu has disclosed that adapting with the FKF Premier League newbies has been tough. Still, he is settled and ready to help the team maintain its top-flight status, at least next season.Mudenyu who was one of the new signings at the beginning of the season for Muranga Seals as they looked to acquire a few experienced league players has found himself in and out of the team but has seemingly found his rhythm in the recent past as the Abdalla Juma-coached side strives to stay away from the relegation tussle.FKF PL Week 29: More drama as league enters homestretch”It has not been easy gelling with the team. It has taken me a little more time but I am okay and at par with my teammates,” he offered.As one of the senior players on the team, Mudenyu is trying to push his teammates to perform better and guide them on how to handle the pressures of football in their quest to achieve their goals.Mudenyu was one of the players deemed surplus by giants, AFC Leopards at the end of last season and moved to Seals, a move he admits has not been easy either.”Coming from a team where you are used to playing in front of many fans and under pressure then moving to Seals who had just been promoted needed some adjustments. I did settle eventually,” he continued.##NAJAVA_MECA_8094751##The former Muhoroni Youth defender is keen to ensure the team, the first from Muranga County to play in the top tier, survives relegation and then restrategize.”Our focus is now on fighting and hoping to maintain our league status and then plan better and come back stronger next season.”Muranga Seals sit at position 12 on the table, just 7 points above Sofapaka at position 16.Up next for Muranga Seals is a home match against the on-form Kariobangi Sharks who currently seem to score at will at the Sportpesa Arena.
