FKFPL club Murang’a Seal have completed their first signing of the current off-season transfer window, roping in Nicholas Omondi from Ulinzi Stars.The signing, confirmed on Tuesday, brings an end to a 12-month chase for the young central midfielder after aggressively chasing his signature last July.The Club is pleased, very pleased to announce the signing of midfielder Nicholas Omondi from Ulinzi Stars.The Army is joining the Civilians…They will not Believe! #MSealNaSportPesa || #ComeOnYouSeals pic.twitter.com/CjqLxqcTHj— Murang’a Seal (@murangaseal) August 6, 2024 Omondi, 24, was at that time coming off an impressive season at National Super League club Darajani Gogo but opted to sign for Ulinzi Stars over Seal, who, with Shabana, were eager to sign him.The interest, it appears, was never extinguished, as Omondi now jumps ship to Seal after a decent season in the Premier League season.Wetang’ula urges Murkomen to crack down on FKF once approvedThough unlucky to register a goal in the 2023–24 season, Omondi offers a lot of leadership, and his influence will be vital as Seal looks to maintain their place in the Premier League following a rather solid debut campaign, where they finished 13th on 38 points.Seal have already seen a few names depart from their camp, including midfielders Eric Balecho and Dennis Kweyu, and it is hoped that Omondi will help plug some holes in that department.Other names through the exit door at Seal are Bonphas Munyasa and Samuel Semo.##NAJAVA_MECA_8252665##Omondi, in his career-defining season at Darajani Gogo, scored two goals and assisted eight times, leading them to a team-high sixth-place finish in the NSL.Seal are expected to announce further names in the coming days, including Mombasa Stars striker Joel Kihara and another Ulinzi Stars player, Lucas Maina.
