Departing Gor Mahia head coach Johnathan McKinstry has more targets for the season for his soon-to-be former side than just winning the league title this campaign.The 20-time league champions need seven points from the remaining five matches to confirm the league victory, extending their record title for the Irishman’s charges.##NAJAVA_MECA_8094776##McKinstry will leave the club soon after clinching the title, as he has agreed to take up the vacant coaching role with the Gambia national team.An agreement between Gor Mahia and the Gambia Football Association (GFA) has been reached, stating that the coach will depart after Gor are declared champions, a feat they could achieve when they play Muhoroni Youth this coming weekend if Kenya Police FC falter in either of their games against AFC Leopards on Wednesday or Tusker FC on Sunday.As the former Uganda Cranes coach prepares to win his second league title as Gor boss before exiting, he has other targets as well. He wants his team’s points tally to exceed the 70 achieved last season. They have accumulated 63 points with five games left, meaning they can reach the 78-point mark.”We aim to surpass last season’s performance. We earned 70 points last year; this year, we’re striving for more. We achieved 18 clean sheets last season, and the one against Shabana marks our 19th, showcasing improvement in that area,” he stated.AFC Leopards coach sets eyes on continental football”We’re committed to enhancing all our team statistics because even if we secure the league title, achieving less than last season would leave us unsatisfied.”He refused to focus on what their opponents are doing, saying the goal is to get the job done by winning their matches.”With five games remaining, we require two wins to clinch the championship. Regardless of external factors, such as our rivals dropping points, our focus remains on accumulating points.”Kibwage marvels in new role as Tusker saw off Seals
