KCB left back Herit Mungai is banking on the club’s depth and desire to deliver the Football Kenya Federation Premier League title this season.Despite their financial muscle, the bankers have yet to win any major titles, but Mungai believes that the league crown is theirs to lose in the current campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_7729555##KCB, who are under coach Bernard Mwalala, are ranked fourth with 23 points, four behind league leaders and defending champions Gor Mahia.Mungai noted that the KCB squad was perfectly balanced and had the quality to rival Gor and any other title-challenging side for the coveted gong.The defender, who has an affinity for overlapping and scoring from set pieces, said the team had shown the hunger to end the long wait for the league title.Everything negative – pressure, challenges – is all an opportunity for me to rise. – Kobe Bryant#MondayMotivation#Believe #LionHearted 🦁 pic.twitter.com/afzyW3pAJE— KCB Football Club (@KCBFootball) December 4, 2023 “We have all it takes to win it. The team has the depth, and it is being handled by a tactician whose track record is there for all to see,” said Mungai.The former FC Talanta defender said the decent start to the season is an indication of their resolve to run away with the title at the end of the season.He, however, admitted that the team needs to defend better and improve the goal conversion rate so as to bridge the gap between them and the top team.”There are areas we need to improve on, and defending is one of them,” he opened up.Uganda down Kenya to win CECAFA U18 titleKCB has conceded ten goals in the thirteen matches played, the most by any side in the top five bracket.Bandari, who are below the bankers on the log, have also let in a similar number of goals.Mungai joined KCB before the season from Nairobi City Stars and has since established himself as the first choice left back at the club.Before joining KCB, the former Kariobangi Sharks player was heavily linked with a move to the Ulinzi Stars, but the deal fell through.
