Brian Michira opens up on inspiration behind his hot form at Shabana

Shabana winger Brian Michira has attributed his resurgence in form to the confidence instilled in him by the club’s new technical bench, led by head coach Peter Okidi and assistant Bernard Mwalala.Michira has been a standout performer for Shabana since the duo’s appointment, thrilling fans with his recent displays.The former Kiandege Jets star was instrumental in Shabana’s 2-1 victory over AFC Leopards, netting both goals at Gusii Stadium.##NAJAVA_MECA_8546827##He followed that up with another crucial strike on Wednesday, salvaging a 1-1 draw against Posta Rangers.Before the arrival of Okidi and Mwalala, the 2021 National Super League (NSL) Young Player of the Year had managed just one goal in over six matches.”I didn’t start the season well, and I take responsibility for that. But I must acknowledge the role of the coaches in helping me regain confidence and form,” Michira told Mozzart Sport. “Their faith in me, consistent game time, and dedication to my development on and off the pitch have made a huge difference,” he added.Former Shabana defender dismisses Murang’a Seal linksMichira, once hailed as a rising star in Kenyan football, says he has improved significantly in critical areas such as scoring, passing, and decision-making.”I’m a better player now. Decision-making was a challenge for me, but thanks to the new technical bench, I’ve made great strides,” he said.Reflecting on his earlier struggles, Michira admitted to experiencing mental challenges during his dry spell and even considered leaving Shabana.”Every player feels down when they’re out of form. It was one of the toughest periods in my career—struggling to perform, not getting game time, and questioning everything,” he revealed.Mathare United on the verge of landing another shirt sponsorNow firing on all cylinders, Michira has set two goals for the remainder of the season.”My priority is to maintain this form and help Shabana secure a top-five finish. On a personal level, I want to follow in the footsteps of Mathew Tegisi, who earned a national team call-up. That’s a dream I’m working toward,” Michira concluded.##NAJAVA_MECA_8549996##

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