Bandari midfielder Danson Chetambe rues missed moments of the Football Kenya Federation Premier League season due to a debilitating knee injury incurred towards the end of last season. The Harambee Stars midfielder has had to watch their fine start from the bench thanks to lack of sufficient preparations in the pre-season as he had not fully recovered from the knock that sidelined him for a month.Chetambe who was among the best players at the club last season said he was working his way up back to the first team that has picked three wins out of the four matches played this far.Happy Birthday Danson Chetambe🎉🎉🎉 pic.twitter.com/9bYwx9EJ2l— Harambee Stars (@Harambee__Stars) August 25, 2021 “I wasn’t fit enough by the time the season began as I had not recovered from a knee injury. I didn’t have a good pre-season unlike the rest but I am putting in some extra efforts to earn playing time,” he revealed.The former Zoo FC midfielder in the meantime conceded that the competition at the club skyrocketed from the time coach Andre Casa Mbungo took over in January.” The competition in the team is quite something and has come with positives as players are giving their all. Every player wants to make to the pitch and thus the good return of results. I am certain that I will be contention for playing time soon,” he said.Match Update| 56’⚠️ GOOOOAAAAL ⚠️Danson Chetambe slams the ball into the top right corner to give Bandari a comfortable 3-0 lead.🔵 Bandari 3 – 0 Vihiga 🌑#BandariVsVihiga#BKPL pic.twitter.com/nbF3YlCtZ4— FKF Premier League (@Officialfkfpl) February 23, 2021 Chetambe is set to face a daunting task in elbowing out Ndemi Keegan or Whyvonne Isuza out of the team as the two have flourished under the Rwandese trainer.Isuza who joined the club at the start of the season after his contract at Wazito expired has two goals against his name while Keegan has revitalized his career under Mbungo, and has earned since earned call up to Harambee Stars and the the U23 team.
