12-time FKF Premier League champions Tusker FC have confirmed the signing of striker Jacob Onyango from Sofapaka FC.Onyango scored eight goals in 15 league matches for Sofapaka last season and one in the playoffs, making him one of the most sought-after young strikers. Kenya Police and Shabana FC were interested in his services, but it is the Brewers who have managed to secure his signature.##NAJAVA_MECA_8230755##“Tusker Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of striker Jacob Onyango from Sofapaka FC ahead of the 2024–25 season on a two-year contract. Jacob joins our club with a proven track record, making him a valuable addition to our squad,” read the club’s statement in part.“Jacob, known for his clinical finishing and ability to create scoring opportunities, brings a new dimension to our attacking lineup. His versatility and strong work ethic align perfectly with Tusker FC’s commitment to excellence both on and off the pitch.”The player expressed his delight at joining the Brewers, saying he considered the club his best fit after evaluating the many options he had on the table.“I am thrilled to join Tusker FC, a club with a rich history and one that fights for titles every season. When I analyzed the options on my table, I knew this was the best move for my career. I look forward to contributing to the team’s success and achieving our collective goals at the end of the season,” he said.Shabana FC unveil a revamped technical benchTusker FC interim coach Charles Okere lauded the player’s arrival, describing him as a talented striker who will positively contribute to the team.“Jacob is a talented striker with the ability to make a significant impact in our squad. His skills and experience will undoubtedly strengthen our attacking options as we aim for success in the upcoming season.”“We extend our warmest welcome to Jacob Onyango and wish him every success in his journey with Tusker FC. Fans can look forward to seeing him in action soon as we prepare for an exciting season ahead,” concluded the club statement.He becomes the second player to sign with Tusker after Dennis Wanjala, who was acquired from Nairobi City Stars.John Kamau returns to Mathare United as an assistant coach
