Sofapaka last won a major trophy in 2014 when they lifted the Football Kenya Federation Cup after beating Posta Rangers in the final staged in Nakuru.The club made history by clinching the league title in their maiden season in top flight thirteen years ago. Batoto Ba Mungu also won the cup in 2007 and in 2010 and further, did fairly well in continental matches in the occasions they have featured in the lucrative inter-club competitions.##NAJAVA_MECA_6663625##For years, the club has been basking on its past glory but coach David Ouma is promising to flip the script in the forthcoming season.Ouma who has been in charge since March following the exit of his predecessor Kennedy Odhiambo said the performance of the players in the pre-competition test matches and tournaments have is an indication that the club will be a stronger contender for titles next season.“I promise that you will see a different Sofapaka in the new term. We have and contain everything in place to ensure that the club reclaims its past glory,” said the former Harambee Starlets gaffer.Muluya impressed with Luke’s leadership skillsMeanwhile, the former Posta Rangers tactician welcomed the delayed league start noting that it will give him time to whip his boys to optimum fitness levels.Ouma said the ongoing Elite Pre-season Cup helped expose the weak areas and promised to get it fixed within the remaining time. According to FKF President, the season will belatedly get underway in the third week of next month.“We are not fully fit yet but the good thing is such kind of tournaments do help expose the weak areas. I am happy with the players at my disposal but their fitness levels are still not up to the level I want,” he added.
