Kakamega Homeboyz's aggressive recruitment drive ahead of the 2026-2027 FKF Premier League season appears far from over, with experienced Ugandan international Denis Iguma joining the club's training session on Wednesday morning as he edges closer to sealing a move to the Kakamega-based outfit.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe versatile midfielder, who is also capable of playing across the backline, took part in training under head coach Edward Manoah, with indications suggesting Homeboyz are keen to add him to their growing list of new arrivals.Court slaps Shabana with Ksh2.2 million fineThe move comes as Homeboyz seek to reinforce their midfield following the departure of Estone Esiye to Kenya Police FC, with the club now shifting its focus to replacing one of last season's influential figures.A source close to the club revealed that talks with Iguma are at an advanced stage and that the technical bench believes his experience would provide the perfect balance in the middle of the park.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868144##"Denis has been training with the squad, and the feedback from the technical team has been very positive," the source told Mozzart Sport."The club has strengthened the defence and attack significantly over the last few weeks. The next priority has always been the midfield after Estone Esiye's departure, and Iguma fits the profile the coaches have been looking for."OFFICIAL: AFC Leopards sign Harambee Stars goalkeeperHomeboyz have already made headlines during the transfer window by assembling one of the most experienced squads in the league. Former Harambee Stars defender Charles Momanyi has returned to the club, while Geoffrey Ochieng swapped Gor Mahia for Kakamega.Maurice Ojwang has also returned to Kenyan football after his stint in Tanzania, with Boniface Omondi adding pace and creativity in attack alongside striker Ibrahim Joshua.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868155##According to the same source, the recruitment strategy has been carefully planned to ensure the squad has both leadership and quality across every department."The objective has been to build a balanced team. We wanted leaders in defence, proven quality in attack and now the focus is on ensuring the midfield has the experience and composure needed to compete throughout the season."TACTICAL ANALYSIS: Vipers' persistent gameplay that downed Gor Mahia in stoppage time"Iguma has played at a high level for both club and country. His versatility is another major advantage because he can operate in different positions depending on what the coach needs."The former Uganda Cranes international boasts extensive experience, having featured for clubs in Uganda, Lebanon, Kuwait and Kenya, while also earning numerous caps for his national team. His calmness on the ball, tactical discipline and ability to shield the defence have made him one of the region's most dependable players over the past decade.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868120##Although no official announcement has been made, Wednesday's training session is seen as a significant step towards completing the deal, with Homeboyz continuing to fine-tune a squad they believe can challenge at the top end of the FKF Premier League.Should the move be finalised, Iguma would become another statement signing in what has already been an eye-catching transfer window for Manoah's side, underlining the club's determination to mount a serious challenge in the 2026/27 campaign.
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