Former Gor Mahia midfielder Khalid Aucho reveals advice he gave Duke Abuya after joining Yanga

Ugandan and former Gor Mahia midfielder Khalid Aucho has praised Kenyan international Duke Abuya, describing him as an excellent player and revealing the advice he offered him.Abuya, an attacking midfielder, joined the Tanzanian champions from Kenya Police FC in a deal worth Ksh6.5 million, securing a season-long loan. Before the move, Abuya had spent the previous season on loan at Singida Black Stars, where he left a significant impact, attracting interest from several clubs before ultimately choosing Yanga.##NAJAVA_MECA_8310777##Since his arrival, Abuya has quickly settled in and is rapidly becoming a fan favourite. Initially expected to be a backup player, he has impressed the coaching staff and worked his way into the starting lineup as Yanga aims to maintain their dominance in the Tanzanian Premier League and perhaps even conquer the continent.Aucho, a key player for Yanga since joining the club three years ago, spoke about Abuya during a live Instagram interview on Sunday night. The former Tusker FC and Gor Mahia midfielder revealed that he had a conversation with Abuya upon his arrival at Yanga, offering him valuable advice that the player seems to have taken to heart.Levis Opiyo, Sharrif Majabe named in Harambee Stars travelling squadAbuya, who is capable of playing as a wide player, through the middle, or in central midfield, received guidance from Aucho to focus on mastering a single position rather than being versatile. It appears Abuya has taken this advice to heart and is now working on perfecting his role as a number 10.“Duke is a talented player with excellent ball control. However, he used to take a while to make decisions. When he first joined the club, he was playing in various positions. I advised him to concentrate on mastering a single role, to refine and perfect it,” Aucho stated.The soft-spoken midfielder is currently one of the most creative players in Kenya. He is part of the Harambee Stars squad set to face Zimbabwe and Namibia in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.Kenya will play Zimbabwe on Friday before facing Namibia four days later.Kibwage thirsty for more success at Tusker after triumph with AFC Leopards

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