Muhoroni Youth assistant coach Dennis Onkangi has shared the club’s plans of gaining promotion back to the FKF Premier League at the first time of asking. The former Gusii United gaffer, who was recently appointed deputy coach by the Muhoroni-based outfit, revealed the plans following their 2-0 defeat to Kakamega Homeboyz in a friendly match.”The season will be so competitive, and I believe taking advantage of our home turf by winning most of our home duels will work for our plans of swiftly returning to the top flight,” commented the former Mombasa Elite coach.##NAJAVA_MECA_8318187##The one-time Harambee Stars attacker confirmed that gaining promotion back to the FKF Premier League will be their top aim in the 2024-25 season. “We have a target, and the goal is to return the team to the highest league in the land, which is our primary vision for the season,” stated the former Western Stima forward.The former Sony Sugar lethal forward, who was in command of the squad during the friendly match against the 2023 Mozzart Bet Cup winners while head coach Steve Biko was away for studies, expressed confidence in the team’s ability to produce positive results. Why Engin Firat failed to start a striker in Harambee Stars’ AFCON qualifier against Zimbabwe”We have a reasonably youthful roster mixed with a few veteran players, which I believe will be ideal to finish the season. The Homeboyz match was our first high-profile practice match, and based on the lads’ performance, I’m confident that with two more weeks of preparation, we’ll be ready for the season,” he continued.The club is rebuilding after facing a major player exodus following last season’s relegation to the second tier.##NAJAVA_MECA_8318176##Despite the departures, the team has signed forward Tony Nyangor, midfielders Ibrahim Ochieng and Sammy Kiplagat Rono, and defender Moses Odhiambo, who played for Kisumu All Stars, Gaadidka FC of the Somali Premier League, Ulinzi Stars, and KCB FC.
