Talanta pip Mt. Kenya to widen gap on Police in NSL The Star FC Talanta s David Juma sends Mt. Kenya s Brian Anday tumbling down during their National Super League match at GEMS Cambridge on Sunday. Image: /HANDOUT
• Following the win, the Ken Kenyatta-led Talanta now sit pretty at the summit of the table with 53 points, six clear of second-placed Kenya Police, who have a date with Coast Stima at Ruaraka on Monday afternoon.
• Elsewhere, Fortune Sacco thumped Mwatate United 5-1 at Kianyaga Stadium in Kerugoya while Soy United beat MCF 2-1.
National Super League side Talanta have their eyes firmly fixed on promotion to the Kenyan Premier League, team captain Jackton Onjala has said.
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Mutamba expressed his happiness over his return and stated his ambition to help the club going forward.
“It feels great to be here once more. Sofapaka to me is home and I don’t feel all too new here, the forward said. I am glad the coach has shown confidence in me and I am looking forward to rewarding his trust in me by performing.”
Mutamba saw his expected move to Libyan side Asswehly SC fall through when talks with Bidco United did not succeed towards the end of January. The lanky striker had been signed by the Thika club at the beginning of the 2020/21 season as a free agent after being dropped by Wazito FC alongside 12 other players.
According to Kalekwa, they have now closed business on signing foreign players as they have reached the required quota of five players.
“We have now closed our business to sign foreign players because we have reached the required quota,” Kalekwa told
Goal on Tuesday.
“We have already signed three players and we already had two in our squad and since none of them is going out, we are finished with the business.
“We have added three quality players into our rank, and I am happy the transfers were completed without a hitch, the three players were our targets when the window opened, so we have managed to net the players we had planned to sign and it is a closed chapter now.”