FKF Premier League side Ulinzi appear to be keen on beefing up their squad when the mid-season transfer window opens and have a number of players training with the team with the view of signing them.The Bernard Mwalala coached outfit are currently seventh on the FKF Premier League log with 25 points, five off leaders Gor Mahia and with the league nearing the halfway line, the military outfit cannot be written off the title race yet.##NAJAVA_MECA_7031783##With the view of strengthening the team ahead of the second leg, the club has invited a couple of players to train with their squad. Among them is Kariobangi Sharks midfielder Issa Lumumba who is yet to feature for the William Muluya coached side this campaign.He won the National U16 title in 2018 and bagged the Copa Africa U16 title in the same year while turning out for St. Anthony’s Boys Kitale. Olunga scores crucial penalty to help Al Duhail advance to Champions League quarter finalsSofapaka winger Ambrose Sifuna is also trying out with the Lang’ata based side. Sifuna has been with Batoto ba Mungu since 2020. He joined the club from Soy United and with Batoto ba Mungu struggling financially, he is looking for a way out and he is leaning towards moving to Ulinzi Stars.🧤| Happy New Week #ulinzifamily #GBUS pic.twitter.com/dnyFGta53w— Ulinzi Stars FC (@UlinziStarsFC) February 20, 2023 Completing the list is Kibera Soccer midfielder, Lucas Maina. The central midfielder is an alumnus of St. Anthony’s Boys Kitale. He won the National U16 title in 2018 and bagged the Copa Africa U16 title in the same year, he could be reunited with Lumumba whom he played with in Kitale.“The four are training with Ulinzi Stars. They have even fetaured in a friendly match and I think they have impressed the coaches so far. A decision will be made when the transfer window opens,” a source privy to the proceedings told Mozzart Sport.Hope for Dandora Stadium as Governor Sakaja announces resumption of construction works
