Forgotten Harambee Stars striker Moses Shummah is longing to break his 2024 goal drought for former Mozzart Bet Cup winners, Kakamega Homeboyz which he admits has taken a toll on his confidence.The attacker, who has appeared as a second-half substitute in two Homeboyz games, is yet to score a goal this season.Shummah has been struggling to score in all competitions since the turn of the year.Gor Mahia midfielder reveals what Al Ahly told him after CAF Champions League encounterThe lanky forward’s last goal was in December 2023, during the 2023-24 FKF Premier League season, when he netted a first-half penalty to steer Homeboyz to a 2-0 victory against Shabana at Bukhungu Stadium.That season Shummah scored six goals despite rarely being used towards the end of the previous season.Despite being desperately out of form, Shummah is craving to end his goal scarcity when Homeboyz face Kariobangi Sharks on Sunday 29 September, at Mumias Complex.##NAJAVA_MECA_8370686##”It has been a long time since I last scored, but I am really yearning to break the 2024 drought and hopefully that will be on Sunday,” he disclosed.The 2023 Mozzart Bet Cup’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) admits to being under pressure due to a lack of goals but discloses that he is working around the clock to end his drought.”It has really been a concern and equally I’ve been under pressure to save the situation, but I am so determined to end the long jinx,” he uttered.The Harambee Stars forward believes that scoring against the 2018 domestic cup champions on Sunday will enhance his confidence, which he admits has been lacking.”My confidence levels have gone down since the year began, but should I score on Sunday, then I am certain my confidence will rise, which I believe will work towards attaining my goal-scoring mojo back,” the ex-Mombasa Stars striker concluded.
