After recovering from a groin injury, Tusker attacking midfielder Lawrence Luvanda is aiming to find his scoring form and inspire the club to redemption following the difficult start of the 2023–2024 season.Luvanda missed action for more than a month after picking up the injury while in training in October, but has since recovered, and was included in the team during the last league match against AFC Leopards.##NAJAVA_MECA_7721761##Having recovered, the winger expressed his hunger for goals, as he has yet to open his account this season, which enters round fourteen this weekend.Just like his employer, Luvanda hasn’t had the best start this season due to the injury and lack of playing time earlier in the campaign.He, however, wants to build on the minutes gained in the cameos he made in the last two league matches and rediscover his lost form as well as his place in the first team.Blunt Muhoroni Youth in search of proven goal scorer over mid-season transfer window”I am happy to be fit again after more than a month out. I am doing my best to regain my full fitness levels and score goals. It hasn’t been a good start for me, but I believe I will recover and achieve my goals,” he told Mozzart Sport.Equally, Tusker have been struggling to consistently register positive results in the matches played, and as a result, place in the bottom half of the log with 15 points, twelve behind log leaders Gor Mahia.Luvanda challenged the team to approach the subsequent league duels with more courage and catch up with the top teams on the log.”We need to believe in ourselves more and play with courage. Team spirit and supporting each other on the pitch will see you through the difficult spell,” he opened up.🗣️ | Vice captain Mike Kibwage speaks on today’s draw against AFC Leopards.◾️ A point from a difficult match◾️ Difficulty in getting momentum back◾️ Positives from today’s match. pic.twitter.com/xwYgZG1yF1— 🏆Tusker FC (@tusker_fc) December 4, 2023 The former Vihiga United player exuded confidence that the brewers would bridge the gap between them and Gor and compete for the league title.Last season, the two clubs took the title race down to the wire, with Gor claiming it on the last day of the campaign by a point.”There is time to catch up,” added the former Leopards player.
