National Super League (NSL) side Migori Youth have provided an update on the status of the five players who picked up injuries in a road accident two days ago.The van that the club used was involved in an accident in Kinoo area, Nairobi while on transit to Nairobi for a league match against MCF that was to be staged at the MPESA Foundation Grounds. The contest was postponed.##NAJAVA_MECA_8466824##The quintet of Nicholas Song, Josephat Kegege, Lucky Musyoki, Kelly Collince, and Tyson Omondi were unfortunate to suffer injuries from the accident that reportedly resulted from brake failure.It was reported that the van, operating under Transcar Sacco, lost control near Kangemi Market, veered off the road, and hit a stationary bus.##NAJAVA_MECA_8466811##According to the club, Musyoki, one of the experienced players at the club, will be out for four weeks as the former Sofapaka winger underwent a minor leg surgery.Kegege will be sidelined for six weeks having picked up chest and rib injuries while Collince is estimated to be out for at least two weeks, recovering from nose and left arm injuries.Migori Youth players nursing injuries after road accident while on their way to match venueBoth Omondi and Song will be out for two weeks. Omondi suffered injuries on his hands and legs while Song is nursing minor injuries.“Following the unfortunate accident that happened on November 1st, we are pleased to report that all players were discharged from the hospital,” said the club in a statement posted on its social media accounts.Murang’a SEAL’s Joe Waithira condemns Gor Mahia fans for attacking coachIt will be interesting to see how the club will cope without the five influential players when they resume action this weekend.The team will hope to gather the second win of the season when they host promotion hopefuls Naivas FC this weekend at the Migori Stadium.The team has played six matches so far in the season, winning once, drawing twice and tasting defeat in three encounters.
