Steve Njung’e, the Mathare United goalkeeper, has set his sights on reclaiming his starting position in the team after recovering from injury.The former Nairobi City Stars goalkeeper suffered a tendon injury towards the end of Mathare’s promotion battle last season and has been sidelined since then.##NAJAVA_MECA_8415844##Njung’e is now fully fit and featured for the team in their 3-1 loss in a friendly match against Tusker played last Saturday at Ruaraka Grounds.Speaking to the club’s official website on Wednesday, the former Wazito FC player stated that he is ready to compete.“I started the season with a tendon injury, but so far, so good. I have recovered and I am ready. It feels good to be back. I am prepared to step in when called upon in case of anything,” said Njung’e.In Njung’e’s absence, former Ulinzi Stars goalkeeper Michael Wanyika has been preferred by coach John Kamau between the sticks, and he received praise from Njung’e.“At least the person playing is giving his best, and even when I’m outside, I am learning since football is all about learning. If I get the chance to play, I will implement the lessons learned,” he stated.Kenya U17 team set to make history in World Cup clash against EnglandThe shot-stopper also disclosed that he misses the adrenaline that comes with matches and cannot wait to return.“Being part of the team always feels good, especially being in the thick of all the pressure. The pressure that comes with the game is better than sitting out,” he added.Furthermore, the soft-spoken player called on the team’s faithful to continue supporting the squad, promising good tidings ahead.“I urge our fans to be patient with us. The coach is currently building something. Many players from the NSL squad left, and many were signed. Gelling takes time, so they should just support us. Things can only get better,” he concluded.Mathare United will welcome Bidco United in their next FKF Premier League match, set for Friday, October 18, at Dandora Stadium from 15:00 hrs.
