Kariobangi Sharks youngster Humphrey Aroko has sensationally claimed that his eyes are set on European football after making his full FKF Premier League debut.After coming on as a substitute in previous matches, Aroko was finally handed a starting role by coach William Muluya during their barren draw against Mathare United in the Slum Derby played on Sunday 12 January at Dandora Stadium.The former Kenya U17 midfielder expressed delight after securing the first start of the season and went on to open up on how he handled the pressure.”It was a special and nervous moment for me because it was my first start but I am glad my teammates helped me to grow in the game,” said Aroko.##NAJAVA_MECA_8632958##With one target achieved, the skillful Aroko has his eyes aimed at making it to the European leagues.”I want to play here as much as I can even as I hope that my performances will open the opportunity to play in Europe. I believe playing more games here will open doors and give me confidence if I am to go for trials,” he added.Video of CS Joho attending former Liverpool defender’s business launch surfacesAroko is cognizant of the task ahead but just as his journey so far, he is banking on his will and hard work to propel him to his destination.“From way back as a kid, I dared to express myself on the pitch. Even for me to earn the national team call-up, I used to train hard even at home until I achieved it,” he concluded.##NAJAVA_MECA_8632930##Aroko, who completed his secondary school education in 2024, is now fully focused on football and hopes to give coach Muluya more options in the middle of the park going forward.Sharks had a good start in the season but injuries have been working against them, leaving them placed 11th with 19 points.McDonald Mariga rates Harambee Stars chances at CHANThey will be facing a revitalized Ulinzi Stars in their next match set for Saturday 18 January at Dandora Stadium from 1300 hrs.
