Luanda Villa head coach Gilbert Selebwa has revealed what it will take for the Vihiga County-based side to gain promotion to the FKF Premier League.The club is part of the 20 National Super League (NSL) teams that will be battling for promotion after finishing eighth last season.Selebwa says that their chances of promotion will mainly be pegged on whether the team finds a sponsor who can bring about some financial muscle to help the team navigate the season.##NAJAVA_MECA_8308163##“Every team that competes in the NSL targets promotion to the FKF-PL which depends on many things including getting the right kind of players and motivation for the team, especially on monetary terms.You can have all the ambitions but all that will not be possible without having finances. We want to get promoted but without the financial muscle, we might just struggle in the season.”The team was in talks with a gaming firm who supported them towards the end of last season and the former Muhoroni Youth coach is hoping they will also come on board this season.Victor Wanyama on whether he will pursue a coaching career after retirement“There is an arrangement that we had at the end of last season and I hope the management can finalize the deal and bring the sponsors on board to help us tackle the season,” he stated.The former Shabana FC coach said that the performance of his boys last season with all the financial challenges that they had shows that with a little motivation, they are able to go for the title.“The players have done their part and shown that they are capable. The management now needs to play their part which I believe they are working round the clock to make things better,” he said.##NAJAVA_MECA_8308167##Additionally, the veteran coach said that players must be allowed to make hay while the sun is still shining as for sure, winter is coming.“The era of clapping for players after a win or a match is played is long gone. Footballers need to earn financially from the game.”
