Bidco United head coach Anthony Akhulia expressed satisfaction with the performance of his new signings in the team’s 1-1 draw against Nairobi City Stars. Despite sharing points with their struggling counterparts, Akhulia believes his new players will only improve as they adapt in the coming weeks.Akhulia made three bold changes to his starting lineup, fielding newly signed players Henry Onyango, Victor Kunyili, and Idris Amadi. Tevin Omutere also made his debut, coming on 15 minutes before the final whistle.##NAJAVA_MECA_8692600##City Stars took the lead in the first half through Gilbert Abala, but Bidco United responded shortly after the break. Kunyili scored the equalizer, connecting with a well-timed assist from Onyango. Both sides struggled to find a winning goal, leaving them to settle for a draw at full-time.Despite remaining in the relegation zone, Akhulia was full of praise for his new players, commending their contributions during the match.“All the new signings performed well, and I’m extremely happy with how they played today. I couldn’t ask for more; I’m genuinely impressed,” he said.Akhulia highlighted the role each new player played in the equalizing goal.”The move started with Amadi, then Onyango, who set up Kunyili for the goal. All three of them were involved, and as a coach, I’m pleased to see how seamlessly they fit in. Their contribution to the goal was exceptional,” he added.Victor Omune on what needs to change at AFC Leopards to end 27-year league title droughtThe coach is confident that the new faces will continue to improve as they gain more game time. He specifically lauded Amadi and Kunyili, both acquired from FKF Division 2 side Kariobangi Legend, for adjusting quickly to top-flight football.”I believe with more training and matches, they’ll continue to improve. Victor and Amadi didn’t look out of place at all, despite coming from the FKF Division 2 League. Some players take time to settle, but not them. They adapted quickly, and I’m certain they’ll get even better with more games,” Akhulia noted.Harambee Stars defender suspended for two matches in FranceAkhulia however expressed concern over his team’s habit of conceding early goals, which has put them on the back foot in many matches this season.“What we need to work on is the issue of conceding early goals. It has been a problem for most of the season because we often find ourselves fighting back in nearly every game. We need to be tighter at the back and ensure we don’t give away early goals, which put us at a disadvantage,” Babu stated.Bidco United’s next challenge will be against reigning champions Gor Mahia, as they look to build on their improved performance.EXCLUSIVE: Gor Mahia’s invincible winning coach outlines bid to become club chairman
