Harambee Stars midfielder Duke Abuya is set to make his stay with Tanzanian giants Yanga SC permanent following a successful loan spell at the club last season.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsAbuya, who joined Yanga from Kenya Police FC on a temporary deal, enjoyed arguably the most fruitful campaign of his career, winning five trophies and quickly becoming a fan favourite at the Dar es Salaam-based side.##NAJAVA_MECA_9009602##According to Tanzanian media, Yanga are keen to secure Abuya on a permanent basis and are in talks with Kenya Police FC to finalise the transfer.The Kenyan side is reportedly open to the move and could cash in significantly, having already pocketed Ksh6.5 million from the initial loan arrangement.Reflecting on his journey at Yanga, Abuya acknowledged the slow start but expressed satisfaction with his growth and adaptation.“Settling in is always a little difficult, but with the help of teammates, you grow into the team, understand how the team plays, and improve day by day because everything good takes time to build,” he said.Inside three major match fixing scandals that rocked the 2024–25 FKFPL season“I thank Yanga fans for always turning up in large numbers to our games. Their support has encouraged us and pushed us a lot.”The deal, if finalised, could provide a financial boost to Kenya Police FC ahead of their CAF Champions League debut next season.The Law Enforcers earned the right to represent Kenya in the continental competition after clinching the FKF Premier League title in the recently concluded 2024/25 season.Harambee Starlets money woes continue three months after Ivory Coast friendliesMeanwhile, Yanga are also working to extend the stay of experienced midfielder Khalid Aucho. The former Tusker FC and Gor Mahia man is out of contract but is expected to receive a one-year extension.Club president Engineer Hersi Said stated on Wednesday that the club’s primary objective next season is to reach the CAF Champions League group stage once again.Selebwa leaves Samwest, eyes NSL promotion project
