League leaders Tusker FC are eyeing Kariobangi Sharks right-back Daniel Sakari as they seek to beef up their backline ahead of the next season where they will be taking part in the CAF Champions League.The team has been very active this transfer window, and have already made some big signings. Among the new faces at the club are; Patrick Matasi, Brian Bwire, Kalos Kirenge, Teddy Osok, Charles Momanyi, John Njuguna, Clyde Senaji among others.Kariobangi Sharks trailing Kakamega Homeboyz’right-back Daniel Sakari. A quality, young modern fullback. pic.twitter.com/pooJVs7qmu— Ole Teya (@Kevin_teya) July 16, 2019 The club has now shifted focus on beefing up their right-back position and are plotting a swoop for Sharks’ and Harambee Stars full-back/wingback Sakari. Sakari has grown in leaps and bounds since he moved to Sharks in 2019 from Kakamega Homeboyz. He has previously turned out for Division One sides, Green Commandos FC and Masinde Muliro University FC.A source from the Brewers camp has told Mozzart Sport that coach Robert Matano is keen on pricing the 22-year old away from the 2018 FKF Cup winners.“It is true there is interest in Sakari and so far things look positive because the player is willing to move. If the two clubs strike a deal then player will be part of Tusker’s team next season,” the source disclosed.📝| Another 90 minutes for Daniel Sakari in National team colours.#WeAreSharks#BetwayKenya pic.twitter.com/mP1bhWKZBA— Kariobangi Sharks FC (@k_sharksfc) March 30, 2021 Should he complete a switch to Ruaraka, he will become the second player from Sharks to move to the Brewers after goalkeeper Brian Bwire who was recently acquired by the rebuilding side.Tusker are four points away from winning the league and they could seal the title on Wednesday should KCB lose to AFC Leopards. They need to get at least a point against Nzoia Sugar at Sudi Stadium in Bungoma and hope that the Bankers slip against Ingwe in Thika.They will represent the country in next season’s CAF Champions League. They have been paired against Djibouti’s Arta Solar in the preliminary round. Should they progress, they will face Zamalek in the next round.