Mathare United have confirmed the departure of four players following the opening of the mid-season transfer window.Among those who have exited the Mathare camp is the duo of Kevin Kimani and Christopher Koloti.The two had joined the Slum Boys before the start of the season, albeit on loan from twelve-time league champions, AFC Leopards.##NAJAVA_MECA_8672805##Kimani not only skippered Mathare but also played a massive role in wrestling the team from the difficult start into the season.Koloti, on the other hand, was occasionally trusted in leading the forward line and would end up opening his league goal account in October last year against Bidco United.Struggling Bidco seek to shock Ulinzi Stars, end six game winless runThe burly striker is in his first full season in the top tier, having joined Ingwe in January last year from Green Commandos.Another player who left Mathare after the expiry of his loan term is the little-known Hakim Msami.Msami was in Mathare’s books in the first leg on loan from National Super League side Mombasa Mombasa Elite.Completing the list of players who have bade the 2008 league champions goodbye is Christopher Lubulu.The Congolese was among the players who helped Mathare regain their place in the top tier last season and was largely used in the first leg of the current campaign.According to the club, the former Kibera Black Stars man, whose deal was to run up to the end of the season, leaves after both parties agreed to part ways on mutual consent.The Algerian millions Tusker is resisting to keep striker Ryan OgamThe exit of the four means that Mathare will have to bring in fresh blood in the mid-season window that opened on Friday.Meanwhile, Ulinzi Stars have completed the acquisition of midfielder Abdalla Kidato from Vickers FC.The four-time league winners largely went for young players in the past window, and it appears that might be their strategy in the brief transfer window.
