Harambee Stars midfielder Marvin Omondi Nabwire has completed a permanent move to Zambian champions Power Dynamos from Kenya Police FC, becoming the latest Kenyan player to secure a move abroad ahead of the 2026/27 season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOmondi was unveiled on Thursday, 30 July, as one of six new arrivals by the Kitwe-based club as they continue to strengthen their squad for the upcoming Zambia Super League campaign and the CAF Champions League.##NAJAVA_MECA_9867727##The move sees Omondi become the latest Kenyan to don the famous yellow jersey, arriving just weeks after compatriot Moses Shumah departed the club following a sensational season in which he finished as the Zambian league's top scorer with 21 goals before earning a transfer to South African side AmaZulu.Power Dynamos confirmed that Omondi joins from FKF Premier League outfit Kenya Police FC along with five other permanent signings.AFC Leopards add steel to defense with signing of Kariobangi Sharks captainThe new recruits include defender Kafunti Saisada from Trident FC, midfielder Wilson Sosho Chisala from ZANACO, Cameroonian midfielder Nsoh Fabrice Ndeh from PWD Social Football Club and ZESCO United duo of Chad international Amine Hiver and Zambian defender Mathews Chabala.The club believes Nabwire, who previously played for AFC Leopards and is a full Kenya international, will bolster its midfield by adding creativity, composure and greater control in possession as they prepare for a demanding domestic and continental campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868123##Power Dynamos have also retained the core of last season's squad by handing contract extensions to midfielders Ronnel Manyanga, Salulani Phiri, Linos Makwaza Jnr, Innocent Kashita, striker Titus Chansa, goalkeepers Lawrence Mulenga and Josphat Lilanda, as well as defenders Jackson Mulambia and Kondwani Chiboni.The club's Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Gibson Chaloba described the latest recruitment drive as a clear indication of the club's ambitions.STARS ABROAD: Kenyan-eligible defender impresses in narrow pre-season defeat to Liverpool"These signings are a statement of intent. We have identified players who not only possess quality but also embody the values of the Club," Chaloba said.He added that retaining key members of the squad was just as important as bringing in new faces to ensure continuity ahead of the new campaign.##NAJAVA_MECA_9868095##Power Dynamos are scheduled to depart for Pretoria, South Africa, on Friday, 31 July, for a 10-day pre-season training camp as preparations intensify for the new season.
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