Kenyan-English striker Joseph Owiti has signed his first scholarship deal with Swindon Town FC, marking a significant milestone in his early career.In the coming season, the 16-year-old will join Swindon Town’s U18 team, alongside seven other promising players who are advancing in their development within the English League Two side. This move to the U18 squad indicates Owiti’s proximity to the senior team.”Swindon Town Football Club is pleased to announce that eight players have committed to our scholarship program,” stated a club statement.”Academy Manager Alex Pike, along with other key academy personnel, warmly welcomed these new additions who will embark on their scholarship journey this season.”Everything you need to know about Gor Mahia, Kenya Police’s CAFCL & CAFCC draw todayDescribed on the club’s website as a skilled “fox in the box” and a proficient finisher, Owiti is recognized for his height, athleticism, and knack for scoring goals. Having joined the club at the U15 level, he has consistently demonstrated his goal-scoring abilities.##NAJAVA_MECA_8204112##”Joseph is a tall, athletic attacking player with a keen eye for goal,” the website states. “He has been a prolific scorer since joining us at U15s, consistently demonstrating his ability to find the net.”Owiti’s inclusion in the U18 squad will provide healthy competition alongside players like Botan Ameen and Miles Obodo, offering him opportunities to learn and grow under their mentorship this season.”.Coach Pike expressed his enthusiasm for the new recruits, emphasizing their impact on the team environment.”The past ten days have revitalized our U18s program, especially for our first-year players experiencing the full-time academy environment for the first time,” Pike remarked. “We look forward to their development throughout the upcoming season.”Already recognized at the national level, Owiti received a call-up to the England U15 team, underscoring the promising future of the youngster. Born to a Kenya father, Owiti is eligible for Kenya’s national teams.CECAFA Kagame Cup: Gor Mahia new head coach highlights six areas of improvement after Red Arrows loss
