Harambee Stars international Paul Were is hoping to leave his mark at his new work station in Rwanda by helping his new employers Rayon Sports back to title winning ways after a three year drought.The Kenyan international, who arrived in Kigali at the start of August and penned a reported one-year deal till June 2023, has made it his focus to try and help Rayon Sports end APR’s three year domestic dominance.Big three points on Saturday night. Well done boys. Let’s keep going… thanks to amazing support from fans that turned up @rayon_sports 🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/NaStATfjwH— paul were (@paulwere1) August 22, 2022 “I want to make the club supporters happy because I want to show what I have and help the club to be where it deserves to be and to win some trophies. Many people who follow Rwandan football know that Rayon Sports is one of the biggest clubs in Rwanda.When a proposal to play for them came, I was so excited and I said ‘why not take this challenge?’ I am looking forward to giving my best to this club,” the lethal left footed attacker is quoted as saying on Rwandese publication The New Times.##NAJAVA_MECA_6580666##Already, the vastly experienced Were, who has previously played for Tusker, AFC Leopards, Amazulu (South Africa), Greek side Kalloni and FK Kaizer in Kazakhstan had the perfect start to life with his new outfit as he provided the match winning assist on debut in Rwanda to show glimpses of what is to come.Rayon Sports last won the league in the 2018/2019 season but since then APR has swept three consecutive titles as Were’s side settled for 2nd, 7th and 4th place finishes in the consecutive seasons. After winning their season opener, Rayon Sports are currently fourth on the log.
