Tusker FC have confirmed their first off-season with the acquisition of Vincent Owino Otieno from the relegated Nairobi City Stars. The midfielder joins the Brewers on a free transfer under the Bosman rule.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsOwino makes the move following Simba wa Nairobi’s drop from the FKF Premier League after finishing bottom of the table last season. Despite his team’s struggles, the 25-year-old stood out as one of the most consistent midfielders in the league.##NAJAVA_MECA_9009565##“Tusker FC is delighted to announce the signing of talented midfielder Vincent Otieno Owino from Nairobi City Stars, marking a strong addition to the Brewers’ squad ahead of the upcoming season,” read the club’s statement in part.The former Fortune Sacco and FC Talanta player has signed a two-year contract and is expected to add stability, creativity, and attacking threat to Tusker’s midfield. Known for his composure, precise passing, and tactical intelligence, Owino also poses a threat in the final third.Speaking after putting pen to paper, the midfielder shared his excitement about the new chapter in his career.“I am honoured to join Tusker FC, a club with great history and ambition,” said Owino. “This is a big step in my career, and I am ready to give everything on the pitch to help the team achieve its goals. I want to grow here, win trophies, and learn from the experienced players and coaches around me,” he added.Five standout defenders from the 2024/25 season snubbed by McCarthyHead coach Charles Okere lauded the signing, describing Owino as a perfect fit for the team’s style and long-term plans.“Vincent is a player we have monitored for some time. He brings balance, grit, and intelligence to our midfield. He is young and hungry, and we believe he will fit well into our system and philosophy,” said Okere.Ghost Mulee explains why Robert Matano remains only local coach to win FKFPL title in past decadeOwino becomes the first major addition in what is expected to be a busy transfer window for Tusker, who are looking to rebuild and challenge for the league title in the upcoming season.So far, the Brewers have parted ways with wingers James Kibande and Lawrence Luvanda, while Ugandan forwards Deogratious Ook and Boban Zirintusa are also expected to leave.Kenya confirms CHAN readiness after passing recent CAF inspection testOwino earned his maiden Harambee Stars call up in October last year when the team was gearing up for the CHAN qualifier double against South Sudan.
