The Kamura question
Since Aussems arrived at AFC Leopards, Kamura has been relegated to the bench and also lost his leadership position when the Belgian coach appointed Isaac Kipyegon and Elvis Rupia as the first and second captains, respectively.
When Mudenyu was injured, the former Simba SC coach decided to bring on Harrison Mwendwa - a winger - even though Kamura was among the substitutes.
Against Nzoia Sugar, the coach is expected to field Kipyegon at the centre of his defence even though the former Zoo FC star is naturally a full-back.
Kipyegon is expected to be partnered with former Tusker right-back Collins Shivachi, and Boniface Mukhekhe - a midfielder - could end up playing at right-back.
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There s something that will never change and that is I will always and forever be a Leopard, wrote the centre-back, who has been featuring among the substitutes recently, especially in the Premier League games.
Kamura also implored AFC Leopards to beat arch-rivals Gor Mahia during the FKF Shield Cup final on Sunday at Utalii Ground.
The Mashemeji clubs will clash as each will try to grab Kenya s only Caf Confederation Cup ticket. As he urged his teammates on, the defender said he would not be part of the matchday squad although he did not reveal the reason behind it. Sunday is a big day for us my boys, I wish I was there, but again, like I always tell you, Our happy thoughts will one day become our reality and that is on Sunday . I believe and I trust we have all that it takes to rise to the occasion and the good Lord will see us through, Kamura added.