Kariobangi Sharks left-back Geoffrey Onyango is proud to have hit a century of appearances for the senior team since his elevation from the junior side in 2021.Onyango made his 100th appearance for the club last Saturday against Bidco United at the Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos, a game that ended 1-0 in their favour.Since his promotion to the senior team, Onyango has been arguably the most consistent and versatile player at Sharks, thriving in different positions and formations.##NAJAVA_MECA_8161478##He comfortably plays on both ends of the pitch as left-back and wing-back, making him one of the strongest pillars at the club.Onyango joined the Sharks youth team in 2019 and is regarded as one of the success stories of the club’s junior team set up as he has grown to be a reliable asset for the main outfit.“I am proud of what I have achieved at Sharks. It has not been easy but I am grateful for everything. I owe it all to the coach for believing in me, giving me the chance, and his guidance. My teammates have also played an instrumental role in my career growth,” he told Mozzart Sport.Former Gor Mahia forward ready for return after attaining degreeWhile he remains genuinely proud of his serve at Sharks, Onyango regrets of the missed opportunity to win the first title this season.Sharks were tossed out of the Mozzart Bet Cup by KCB in the semis after losing 4-2 in post-match penalties.Former Harambee Starlets coach eager to resume coaching after graduating with CAF A licenceOnyango, who spends his free time coaching young kids in Ngong’, says a third-place finish in the cup will at least console the team after missing the opportunity to grace the final.KCB will take on Kenya Police in the final while Sharks will lock horns with AFC Leopards in the third-place playoff.“The target was to win the cup but we were unlucky in the semis. We have a chance to redeem ourselves in the playoffs. Before then we have two important league assignments to think of,” he added.
