Tusker FC striker Ryan Ogam has disclosed that he has already ticked one of the targets that he had set for himself at the beginning of the season after receiving a call-up to the national team, Harambee Stars.Ogam is one of the 11 new players who were called by coach Engin Firat for the second leg of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) against South Sudan that will be played in Uganda on Sunday, 3 November.5⃣ goals in four matches.Ryan Ogam has had quite a start to the season.#KenyaMilele #Brewers4Life pic.twitter.com/OkVNDfD1d8— Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) October 29, 2024 The Tusker man has been in impressive form this season, where he has scored five league goals in four appearances, his latest being a brace in their 3-2 defeat to KCB last Saturday.It is this form that caught the eye of Firat, who handed him a call-up as Kenya seeks to overturn a 2-0 away defeat. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8470151##He spoke of this early achievement saying: “It is every player’s dream to play for the national team and I feel delighted to receive this honor. It was one of my season’s targets when the season started and I am delighted to have achieved it.”The former Rainbow striker, who represented the country at the junior level, will be hoping to make his senior debut on Sunday to mark yet another milestone.“I am delighted to have landed a chance to be called up for the senior team. I have played at the junior level before and this is the first time I am with the seniors and I will be hoping to get some playing time,” he told Tusker FC Media.Thirteen dropped as Harambee Stars squad for South Sudan return leg is namedOgam joined The Brewers in the off-season transfer window and thanked his club for their role in this achievement.“This is a massive platform and I want to thank my team Tusker, teammates, coaches, and the management because without their support, I would not be here. I am humbled by this and it is an opportunity that I want to make the most of.”The other 11 new players called up for the second leg are: Abud Omar, David Ochieng, Ian Karani, Siraj Mohammed, Charles Momanyi, Francis Kahiro, Moses Shumah, Caleb Olilo, Mootian Leshan, and Fidel Origa.New squad gives us a chance to win – Austin Odhiambo on Harambee Stars’ redemption efforts
