Remember Lucas Indeche? The dreadlocked custodian. Yes, the one who started his Premier league sojourn with Thika United. Well, you might have forgotten Thika United, but yes, that’s him.After a stint with South Sudan’s Atlabara FC, the towering goalkeeper is back to the local scene with Bidco United ahead of the new season, and he is hoping to redeem his name after an absence in the local fold.The return of Lucas Indeche to the local fold. By the time game imeisha anakuwanga amechoka vocal chords mbayaa#ElitePreSeasonCup pic.twitter.com/7k2Xnl1cCQ— Murimi Njiru (@muriminjirujnr) September 23, 2022 In his words, although it has been challenging getting back, also considering he stayed out of action for a couple of months after leaving South Sudan, Indeche opines that the chance is a perfect one to redeem himself.”Sometimes when you are out people might forget you and when you get the chance to get back you have to redeem yourself and I think that is going on well with Bidco. It is challenging when you are crossing from one side to another but I am thankful that it has been seamless,” he told Mozzart Sport.Speaking after Bidco’s 1-0 loss to Kariobangi Sharks at the ongoing Elite Pre-season Cup where featured full minutes between the sticks, the 31-year-old also marveled at the new faces in the top flight, terming it a tremendous improvement.”Getting back to the local scene feels good. There is a tremendous improvement compared to when I left and the competition is top. There are many new faces and they are doing well. I had a great experience in South Sudan with many lessons,” he added.Akhulia backs Indeche to shine at Bidco UnitedThe vocal custodian will be out to help his side improve on the league finish last season, something that he says is on top of his priority list, as well as that of the club.”My target is to help my team improve, that will make me happy and I will feel I have achieved. I want to see us improve from where we finished last season, that is our priority,” he finished.
