David Okoth eyes first trophy with Kenya Police in Mozzartbet Cup final

Kenya Police winger David Odhiambo has set his sights on winning his first competitive trophy with Police.The law enforcers are one step away from lifting the prized domestic cup trophy after reaching the Mozzartbet Cup finals.Salim Babu’s soldiers advanced to the playoffs after defeating AFC Leopards 1-0, while KCB overcame Kariobangi 4-2 on post-match penalties to claim the other final spot.The two teams will square off on June 29, 2023, to determine Kenya’s representatives for the next season’s CAF Confederations interclub competition. Odhiambo, who is in his second season with the men in uniform after joining from Kakamega Homeboyz at the beginning of the previous season, believes that winning the gaming firm-sponsored competition will be a season success for his career and the team as a whole.”We’ve had an excellent season, and winning the cup will surely cap off our efforts. Should we win, it will be a huge accomplishment for me because it will be my first medal,” he said.##NAJAVA_MECA_8142191##Odhiambo, who spent most of his first season with Police on the sidelines due to an injury setback, says he’s pleased with his performance and intends to finish the season on a high note.The quick-footed attacker has had a terrific season, appearing in nearly all police matches and contributing nine goals, scoring five and assisting four. David Okoth’s Mozzart Bet Cup award benefits Siaya schools”I’m pleased to have made a remarkable recovery from last season’s setback, which forced me to sit out for the majority of the campaign. I’m hoping to finish the year with silverware,” he added. Despite Odhiambo’s contract with Police expiring in June, the former Nzoia Sugar talisman remained tight-lipped about his future, though reaffirming his commitment for the remainder of the season. “It has been a worthy stay with the team, and despite my current stay with the team in its latter stages, I’m focused on our targets for the season, which I will be happy to help the team achieve,” he added.Odhiambo honed his skills at Nyadhi Primary School and Ambira High School before starting his club career with Bondo United in Division One. Seasons later, he joined Homeboyz, who were then competing in the National Super League. He would eventually join Nzoia Sugar for a season before returning for another stint with the Kakamega-based club. The skillful forward’s prominence grew during the 2021/23 FKF Premier League season, where he guided Homeboyz to a runner-up finish, albeit of a four-goal difference of ultimate winners Tusker FC.

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