Kariobangi Sharks have been dealt a fresh injury blow after left footed defender Bonface Onyango has been ruled out of footballing action for the next one month. This is after the defender was diagnosed by what the club called patella tendinitis with hoffa’s fat impingement on his left knee.In a post on the club’s social media page on Tuesday evening, the club announced that the player will need 28 days to recover from the injury after undergoing medication.“Bonface Onyango has been diagnosed with patella tendinitis with hoffa’s fat impingement (left knee). He has undergone diprofos infiltration and will be out of action for 28 days,” the club tweeted.🚨 INJURY UPDATE 🚨Bonface Onyango has been diagnosed with patella tendinitis with hoffa’s fat impingement (left knee).He has undergone diprofos infiltration and will be out of action for 28 days.#WeAreSharks #BetwaySharks pic.twitter.com/CkKH76srOX— Kariobangi Sharks FC (@k_sharksfc) November 16, 2021 This will not be the first time the defender has suffered injury as in the space of the last six months. Back in June, Onyango suffered a Supraorbital fracture on the right side of his face after sustaining a trauma in training, an injury that saw him miss the better part of the second leg. in the 2020/2021 campaign.This time though, Onyango is hoping that the decision to treat the niggling knee injury at a time when the Football Kenya Federation Premier League has currently been temporarily stopped will see that he does not miss a lot of action by the time he completes his rehabilitation.“The knee injury has been going on for quite some time and since the league has been stopped I decided to take the treatment right now. Luckily no surgery was needed and I only needed an injection and plenty of rest. I should be recovered after three weeks and I hope I will not miss a lot of action,” the player said.Monday Memories.@k_sharksfc ,@NechesaWesonga#LIVMUN #mondaythoughts pic.twitter.com/yDdAzkZXTi— Bonface Onyango ‘Kajos’ (@KajosOnyango) January 18, 2021 The local leagues are expected to resume on 26th November 2021.