Posta Rangers have been handed a massive boost ahead of the resumption of the Football Kenya Federation Premier League as the duo of Bernard Ondiek and Curtis Wekesa have resumed training.Rangers returned to the training ground on Thursday to prepare for the resumption of the league next weekend.The duo were unavailable for selection in Rangers recent matches due to injuries picked up in different assignments.##NAJAVA_MECA_7769469##Ondiek has been out since November 5, when he suffered a quadriceps muscle strain picked up in their barren draw against KCB at the Kasarani Annex.The injury saw the centre-back miss six league matches against AFC Leopards, Shabana, Nairobi City Stars, Tusker, Muhoroni Youth, and Ulinzi Stars.Wekesa, on the other hand, missed eight matches after picking up a knee injury during their 2-0 win over Bandari at the Kasarani Annex.Vihiga Bullets, Omax FC set to rebrand in JanuaryWhen Rangers trooped back to training on Thursday, the two were among those who took part in the session.Their return comes as a boost to the team, as they played a significant role in the team’s good start to the season.Ondiek, who can play as a midfielder, is coach John Kamau’s preferred partner to Ken Owino at the heart of the defense.In his absence, Kamau paired Owino with Dinken Mwema, who predominantly plays as a right-back in central defence.Wekesa was also in good form before the injury, and his return gives Kamau more options on the flanks.Masinza passes fitness test, set to resume training on SaturdayRangers, who are placed second on the log with 29 points, five behind Gor Mahia, are scheduled to play the defending champions next weekend in the final round of the first leg.If Rangers manage to collect maximum points, they will not only move to two points off Gor’s back but also end their unbeaten run.The match is scheduled to be held at the Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos.
