Kakamega Homeboyz attacker Vincent Ogola has set his sights on earning more playing time at the club.The youthful marksman has been experiencing limited playing time due to stiff competition in Homeboyz’s frontline, with the club’s leading goal scorer, Moses Shumah, largely being preferred.The lanky attacker found himself further down the pecking order following the arrival of Nicholas Kipkirui and Levis Barasa, who joined the Kakamega-based outfit during the month-long mid-season transfer window.##NAJAVA_MECA_7975090##Kipkirui joined Homeboyz from Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) football club following the expiration of his contract with the bankers, while Barasa rejoined AbanaBeingo after sitting six months out in the cold after completing his initial six-month loan stint with Nairobi City Stars.Ogola joined the Mozzart Bet-sponsored side a year ago from Vihiga Bullets on March 7, 2023, following an impressive performance, where he scored five goals in six matches. This run caught the attention of Homeboyz tactician Patrick Odhiambo, who authorized his signature.However, the talented goal poacher has encountered limited playing time, which has hindered his ability to replicate his form from his time at Bullets.Ogolla has two goals to his name in Homeboyz colors, both scored during Homeboyz’ 6-1 victory against the Kariobangi Sharks in last year’s Mozzart Bet Cup quarterfinals match at Kasarani Stadium.Mwandaru reveals reason behind Somali Premier League moveBefore the FIFA international break, the youthful hitman made his third appearance of the season, amassing 25 minutes under his feet in Homeboyz’ 2-0 triumph over Ulinzi Stars.The soft-spoken dangerman, who previously featured in Tusker and Gor Mahia matches that ended 2-1 and 1-1, respectively, could not hold back his joy following his appearance in the Ulinzi match, citing the urge to fight for his place in the team.”It was a match where I experienced mixed emotions playing in front of our fans after a very long time, and I was equally delighted to play a part in the team’s victory,” he stated.Ogola additionally acknowledged stiff but healthy competition in the striking department, vowing to keep working towards regular playtime.”There is positive competition amongst us up front, and this has been evident going by the rotation witnessed in the matches we’ve played. I have been working hard in training, and I will keep doing what’s required of me, and given opportunities, I will make good use of the chances to ensure regular playing time,” he added.
