AFC Leopards youngster Emmanuel Lwangu is focused on earning more playing time and cementing a place in the team’s starting squad next season.Lwangu was sparingly used last term, mainly working as an understudy to the trio of Kayci Odhiambo, Ken Owino, and Lewis Bandi.The rookie amassed almost 600 minutes for the Tomas Trucha-coached side.##NAJAVA_MECA_8229012##With Premier League experience now under his belt, Lwangu is determined to make his name a regular.He emphasizes the importance of listening and picking lessons from the experts as he works towards set objectives.”Last season was fairly good to me. I played some matches, but it was not satisfactory. That’s why I am now fully focused and working hard to be ready and get more playing time this coming season. I am putting in all the hard work in the pre-season to stand a better chance of achieving that,” said Lwangu.Chained: Esse Akida reveals new project on a “different life”The ambitious defender adds that working closely with the technical bench has played a huge role in his development.”I always ask for advice from the coaches, who have been gracious enough to advise me on areas that I need to work on. I also do extra personal work at home, all in a bid to improve myself,” he added.Meanwhile, the former Green Commandos defender has tipped the big cats to flourish in the league next season.He cited morale and good vibes among the players as a strong signal for a fruitful campaign.”Everyone seems to be in high spirits and is geared up for the challenge ahead.”Last season, we had a poor start and recorded a string of losses but picked up in the second leg and salvaged ourselves. “We are hoping to make amends this time around, start on the front foot, sustain the performance, and hopefully grab some titles at the end of it,” he stated.Lwangu scored his maiden goal for Ingwe on May 12 in their 3-0 win against Talanta.AFC Leopards goalkeeper announces departure
