Mara Sugar custodian Felix Adoyo aims to surpass Gor Mahia’s Kevin Omondi’s clean sheet tally to win the Golden Glove Award in his first FKF Premier League season.Adoyo played a crucial role as Mara, the league debutants, defeated Kakamega Homeboyz 3-0, marking a strong start to the season. Aside from the team’s emphatic beginning, Adoyo completed a flawless debut with his first top-flight clean sheet.The former Manyatta United player from Kisumu revealed his ambition to break Omondi’s clean sheet record in an exclusive interview with Mozzart Sport. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8305153##Omondi was named the league’s best goalkeeper last season, having kept 17 clean sheets during the 2023-24 FKF Premier League campaign. “I am pleased with the positive start to the season. My main goal in my first season is to become the league’s top custodian,” Adoyo stated.Adoyo joined the Millers from Kisumu All Stars, coached by Charles Bruno, at the start of the previous season. He managed to keep 14 clean sheets in 23 games in his first year at the club and now aims to not concede in 20 games this season. “I have closely followed the previous winners, and they usually secure the title with 17 or 18 clean sheets. Therefore, achieving 20 clean sheets will be enough to fulfill my goal of becoming the league’s best goalkeeper, which is my priority in my debut season,” he explained.STARS ABROAD: Timothy Ouma, Adam Wilson land exciting UEFA Europa/Conference League tiesThe former Mwatate United goalkeeper also expressed his excitement about playing his first league match, calling it a memorable experience. “It was a fantastic and unforgettable debut, especially keeping a clean sheet and beating one of the best teams in the country. The feeling was fulfilling, and I hope for better results in future matches,” he added.Dundee coach sees upside in Odada’s grueling international break journeyDespite his impressive start, Adoyo will face competition from former AFC Leopards goalkeeper Ezekiel Owade to maintain his position as the preferred first choice for the George Midenyo-led side.
