Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) side KCB FC are on the verge of securing the signature of highly rated Sofapaka midfielder Jack Onganya.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More NewsThe Bankers have been actively rebuilding under new head coach Robert Matano, and Onganya, a standout performer in his debut top-flight season, appears set to be their next acquisition.##NAJAVA_MECA_9019124##The teenager, who joined Sofapaka from FKF Division One side Green Commandos at the start of the 2024/25 season, made an immediate impact, closing the campaign with an impressive nine goals from midfield.According to a source close to the player’s camp, only minor details remain before the deal is completed, with final negotiations ongoing between the player and Sofapaka.“It’s true, we have held talks with KCB, and a deal is close to the finish line. We’re still negotiating with Sofapaka, and once a small part of the deal is polished, he will be a banker,” the player’s entourage told Mozzart Sport.FKF Premier League side KCB have won the race for the signature of Jack Onganya from Sofapaka He is a former Green Commandos captain #FootballKE pic.twitter.com/yuoIuPEQes— Brian Odhiambo (@Odhiambo_Brian1) July 15, 2025 KCB are believed to have shaken off stiff competition from AFC Leopards and Shabana FC, both of whom had expressed strong interest in the former Green Commandos captain.Omar explains how home support can fuel Harambee Stars to CHAN successA source at Leopards admitted frustration over the player’s change of heart, having assumed a deal was already sealed.However, KCB’s attractive contract offer appears to have swayed the midfielder’s decision.Onganya’s path to the Premier League has been closely tied to coach Matano, who initially brought him to Sofapaka and had previously worked with him briefly during his time at Tusker.Harambee Stars loses CHAN warm-up friendly against combined sideAt KCB, the youngster will have the opportunity to play alongside veteran midfielder Humphrey Mieno, a player he credits for helping him settle during his transition to top-flight football.“For a young player like me, making it to the top flight and settling in quickly is never easy. I needed guidance, and Mieno has been that person. He constantly talks to me on the field, giving instructions on when to attack or sit back. He’s been instrumental,” Onganya said in an earlier interview.
