Nairobi United goalkeeper Ernest Muhammad is dreaming big and with good reason.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More News The in-form shot-stopper has set his sights firmly on lifting the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Mozzart Bet Cup at the end of this month, a triumph that would secure his side a coveted spot in next season’s CAF Confederation Cup.“We’re here for the trophy,” Muhammad declared with quiet confidence. “Expect a win…because we’re up to the task.”##NAJAVA_MECA_8957718##Muhammad has been nothing short of heroic in Nairobi remarkable FKF Cup run.The National Super League (NSL) side stunned Mara Sugar 3-1 on penalties in Sunday’s semi-final clash at Dandora Stadium, with Muhammad once again emerging as the standout performer.For his efforts, the goalkeeper was named Man of the Match, his second such accolade in the tournament.He had earlier earned the honor in their dramatic penalty shootout win over top-tier side Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB), where he saved the decisive seventh spot kick in a 6-5.“This isn’t luck. I’ve been working really hard,” Muhammad reflected. “I’m proud of what I’ve achieved so far — it feels really good.”Former Yanga striker wins CAF Cahmpions League ‘Golden Boot’Under head coach Nicholas Muyoti, United have developed a reputation as the tournament’s giant-slayers.Their fairytale journey has seen them knock out Kenyan football heavyweights, including Tusker FC, Kakamega Homeboyz, and KCB , all Premier League teams, en route to the final.Now, a mammoth challenge awaits: record nine-time FKF Cup champions Gor Mahia.Still, Muhammad remains unfazed.“Being in the NSL and beating Premier League sides, that alone is a big achievement,” he said. “We’ve proved that we belong here. We’re proud, and we’re not done yet.”Off the pitch, Muhammad’s star continues to rise.The millions of shillings former Harambee Stars head coach is demanding from FKFFollowing Sunday’s win, he was awarded Ksh 100,000 by FKF Cup sponsor Mozzart Bet.##NAJAVA_MECA_8962458##True to his character, he’s choosing to give back, channeling the money into a goalkeeping clinic he runs in Nairobi.“There are many young goalkeepers I’m trying to support,” he shared. “The funds will help us get proper equipment and continue nurturing talent. This is bigger than just me.”
