Football Kenya Federation Premier League outfit Nzoia Sugar have completed loan deals for three players ahead of the weekend match against Posta Rangers at Sudi Stadium.The club had been in talks with a host of targets for weeks and hope that the acquisition of the three players will bolster their squad as they prepare to mount a serious league survival quest after a disastrous first leg that leaves the Millers bottom of the sixteen-team table.##NAJAVA_MECA_7842860##The preparations for the second phase started on a slow note with the club parting ways with head coach Godfrey Odour and goalkeeper trainer Erick Wasike who has since joined Bungoma Stars technical bench leaving the team mandate to former Mara Sugar gaffer Steve Biko.After a month of speculations, there is white smoke from Sudi Stadium as Mozzart Sport can firmly confirm the club has acquired three players on loan. Leading the pack is striker Yassin Sije who is making a return to the club from AFC Leopards.Yassin joined Nzoia at the start of the 2022/2023 campaign from the embattled regional league side Mayenje Santos and formed a formidable striking partnership with James Mwangi and a successful term with the Sugar Men earned them moves to the league big dogs. However, the netbuster failed to hit his levels at the Den making a comeback at Sudi a necessity in reviving his career.Kenya Police FC duo of Harun Shakava and David Simiyu have completed loan moves to Nzoia Sugar FC The pair are in Bungoma preparing for the weekend match with the millers #FootballKE pic.twitter.com/v7OjnNAikv— Brian Odhiambo (@Odhiambo_Brian1) February 1, 2024 Kenya Police midfielder David Simiyu has also put pen on the dotted line, signing a six-month loan deal. The former Sofapaka and Mathare United man brings in more needed experience to the Millers’ side that lost key players at the heart of the park and is expected to be drafted straight to the starting team this weekend.NSL: Talking points ahead of weekend actionCompleting the list is the experienced Harun Shakava who joins on a short-term deal from Police FC. The seasoned defender with stints at Kakamega Homeboyz, Gor Mahia, and Nkana FC of Zambia is expected to bring stability to the Millers backline that has conceded 30 goals (the most in the league).Speaking on the deals, Nzoia interim coach Biko said, “I am happy to have them here, we are in a tough situation that only experience can get us out of it, and with them we have the right people.”Nzoia are still in the market hunting for goalkeepers with only one shot-stopper available for selection over the weekend following the departures of Daniel Omuse and Benard Onunga while veteran Ben Mangala is the acting goalkeepers’ trainer.Kariobangi Sharks confirm Kevin Wangaya move to FK Apolonia
