Former Gor Mahia keeper reveals why he joined Nairobi United

New Nairobi United goalkeeper Gad Mathews has revealed that the club's ambitious vision and long-term project were the key factors that convinced him to join them ahead of their second top-flight stint after leaving Gor Mahia.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe experienced shot-stopper recently completed his move to Nairobi United after seeing out his contract with defending league champions Gor Mahia, ending a successful spell at K'Ogalo that saw him establish himself as one of the country's finest goalkeepers.##NAJAVA_MECA_9883836##Speaking in his first interview since completing the switch, Mathews said Nairobi United's clear ambitions, coupled with the balance of youth and experience within the squad, made the decision an easy one."I chose Nairobi United because it is an ambitious club with a good blend of experienced players and exciting young talent. I have come here to push the team to greater heights and contribute to its success," said Mathews.The former Kisumu All Stars goalkeeper arrives at Nairobi United with a wealth of experience, having won three league titles and earned a Golden Glove award during his career.STARS ABROAD: Odhiambo assists in win as Vyner's Wrexham suffer Carabao Cup exitWith those achievements already under his belt, the custodian is now targeting both collective and individual success in his new colours.Mathews insists his immediate priority is to help Nairobi United challenge for silverware, while also setting his sights on reclaiming the league's Golden Glove accolade."My main objective is to help the club win trophies. On a personal level, I want to challenge for the Golden Glove award, and establish myself as the best goalkeeper in the league. Those are the ambitions I have set for myself," he added.TACTICAL ANALYSIS: How Rayon overcame Gor Mahia to prolong the Kenyan giants 41-year title waitBeyond his performances between the posts, the seasoned goalkeeper believes his experience and winning mentality can play a crucial role in shaping the club's future, as they continue to establish themselves among the country's elite."Winning the league is a special achievement, and it's something that motivates everyone. I want to pass that winning mentality to the younger players and help the club continue building a culture of success. Together, we can achieve even more in the seasons ahead," he said.KSSSA: How training with FKF Premier League clubs sharpened South Sudanese midfielderNairobi United enjoyed an impressive debut campaign in the FKF-PL after securing promotion, but narrowly missed out on both the league title and domestic cup honours.The club has since strengthened significantly in the transfer market, underlining its determination to challenge for major honours this season.##NAJAVA_MECA_9884015##The arrival of Mathews is expected to bolster United's defensive stability, with the experienced goalkeeper set to play a pivotal role as the club bids to transform its growing ambition into tangible success, and mount a serious challenge for its first-ever league crown.