Bandari striker David Sakwa will be banking on the experience and lessons drawn from the national team camp to bang goals for fun when the Football Kenya Federation Premier League resumes next weekend.Sakwa was among the surprise inclusion in the Harambee Stars provisional squad for the Four Nations tournament that concludes today in Malawi.What made the call-up interesting is the fact that Sakwa was only five matches old in the top flight having joined the dockers in the mid-season transfer window from Kiminini Combined.##NAJAVA_MECA_7978557##Other players who secured their first call-ups to the team include Jonah Ayunga, Kayci Odhiambo, Bonphas Munyasa, Alphonce Omija, Chrispine Erambo, and Shariff Musa.Although he didn’t make the final cut, the 22-year-old revealed that he had gathered lessons and tips that will go a long way in sharpening his goal-scoring instincts.What cost Rising Stars the Four Nations tournament titleWith the league matches set to resume next weekend, Sakwa said he was putting the knowledge gained from the Stars camp into practice as he seeks to open his goal account at the club and further, establish himself as the main man at Bandari.“I exited the Stars camp a better player than I walked in. I picked valuable lessons which I believe will make me a better striker. The aim is to score goals for fun when the league resumes,” said Sakwa.Probed on the lessons learned, Sakwa listed positioning, dribbling, composure, and how to handle pressure and stage fright as some of the areas coach Engin Firat helped him improve on.Sakwa: Harambee Stars call-up a big opportunityTraining with some of the foreign-based players including skipper Michael Olunga was a great source of motivation for the budding forward.“Generally, the experience was good and I wouldn’t mind getting more in the future. Training and spending time with the big boys left me motivated in my pursuit of professional football,” added Sakwa.
