FKF Premier League leaders Kenya Police FC have completed the signing of highly-rated Kibera Black Stars goalkeeper David Ochieng Ogembo for an undisclosed period.Ochieng joins as the club’s third goalkeeper following the departures of Patrick Matasi and Samuel Njau, which had left the team with only two keepers—Job Ochieng and Reuben Juma.##NAJAVA_MECA_8744375##The club released a statement confirming the new signing:“We’re excited to announce the signing of goalkeeper Daniel Ochieng Ogembo from Kibera Black Stars in the National Super League,” read part of the statement.“The youngster joins our strong goalkeeping team, which already includes the talented Job Ochieng and Reuben Juma. He will compete with them for the starting spot.”A look into 3 of Benni McCarthy backroom staff at Harambee StarsThe young goalkeeper expressed his excitement about joining the ambitious team:”I’m thrilled to be part of such an ambitious club, and I want to thank everyone who made this move possible,” he said.Ordinarily, Ochieng appears to be the third-choice keeper for the club, but the soft-spoken player is determined to compete for the starting spot against the more experienced goalkeepers.Ambrose Rachier announces bid to extend his Gor Mahia chairmanship to 21 years”I’m a very driven player, and I’m here to compete with the talented and experienced goalkeepers already in the team. I believe this healthy competition will push us to raise our game and strengthen the goalkeeping department.”He also emphasized his ambition to win titles with the club.”I aim to win titles, and that’s exactly what the club is focused on. Our goals are aligned, and now it’s all about putting in the hard work.”Ochieng becomes the club’s fourth mid-season signing after Tim Oyanda, David Irishura, and Bajaber Mohammed.Kenya Police FC’s next league match is against AFC Leopards at the Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos.Former AFC Leopards official outlines 3 promises after joining chairmanship race
