Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKF-PL) side KCB has suffered a significant setback in their pursuit of their first league title following Haniff Wesonga’s injury.According to a post from the club on X, the Harambee Stars defender could be sidelined for up to three months after tearing the lateral collateral ligament in his right knee while on national team duty.##NAJAVA_MECA_8632933##Wesonga was part of the Harambee Stars team that competed in the recently concluded Mapinduzi Cup in Zanzibar.He sustained the knee injury during the Harambee Stars’ 1-1 draw with Burkina Faso in Kenya’s opening match of the week-long tournament.”🚨 Injury Update: Centre-back Haniff Wesonga is facing up to three months on the sidelines after a scan revealed that the player has torn the lateral collateral ligament in his right knee. The injury was sustained while on national team duty. Quick recovery, Mabelle,” the communiqué read.Wesonga has been a key pillar of the Patrick Odhiambo-coached side’s central defence this season, appearing in every match for the Bankers, contributing a goal and an assist.Mariga addresses issue of players player going months without payThe former Samitsi right-footed centre-back’s absence comes at a crucial time for KCB, as they look to maintain their title challenge at the top of the table.Wesonga is expected to miss up to 10 matches during his three-month absence, a major blow for both KCB and his personal ambitions.”This is a significant setback for my season and personal goals. I had regained my form and gained momentum, but unfortunately, I will be out for some time. However, I aim to come back stronger and better prepared for CHAN,” Wesonga stated.Night of glam and color as Kenya hosts CHAN draw (photos)KCB will return to action for the first time this year on Sunday when they face Nairobi City Stars. They will be aiming to dethrone Tusker from the top spot after missing action last weekend.The Bankers currently sit second in the 18-team league standings with 27 points, three behind Tusker, but with a game in hand.Why Ghost Mulee wants Francis Kimanzi to lead Harambee Stars CHAN finals
