Gor Mahia wing-back Bryson Wangai is determined to make the cut when the club flies out again for an international assignment.Wangai was among the players, who missed the CECAFA Kagame Cup held last month in Tanzania where Gor failed to win a single match.He did not make it to the final squad that travelled to South Sudan on Thursday for the first leg of the CAF Champions League preliminary round against El Merreikh Bentiu.##NAJAVA_MECA_5708##Further, the dreadlocked player was not part of the brief tour to Tanzania where Gor twice played Fountain Gate in friendly matches last week. Gor are largely expected to, eliminate Merreikh and, advance to the second round of the tournament where they will lock horns against, defending and record champions, Al Ahly of Egypt.The trip to Cairo is one which Wangai does not want to miss in the event that the team successfully clears the first hurdle. Gor Mahia head coach explains reason for Austin Odhiambo’s previous absenceAlthough the player, who comfortably slots at left-back, did not have answers to his omission from the trip to Tanzania and Juba, he is looking forward to being involved against the record African champions. “I don’t wish to focus on events that are behind us as a team. All I wish for is success against Merreikh. I am working hard to play in the return match and feature in the subsequent one against Ahly,” he said.Asked whether the omission from the three assignments was an indication that his days at Gor were numbered, the former Equity FC full-back was quick to rubbish such a suggestion.FKF issue statement on Gor Mahia’s Rooney Onyango passport sagaHe said he was looking forward to winning the third league title with K’Ogalo in the new season that is scheduled to kick off next weekend.”I am at Gor to stay. I am focused on winning more titles with the club in the new season,” remarked the Sofapaka Youth team graduate.Wangai joined Gor two years ago from Bongonaya FC.
