Former Kisumu All Stars coach joins Mfalme FC ahead of debut NSL campaign

Former Kisumu All Stars head coach Geoffrey Omondi has joined National Super League (NSL) newcomers Mfalme FC as an assistant coach as the Eldoret-based side ramps up preparations for the new season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsOmondi brings a wealth of coaching experience to Mfalme, having previously been in charge of Kisumu All Stars. His arrival is expected to add experience and technical depth to the club as it prepares for the challenges of life in Kenya’s second tier.Former Kakamega Homeboyz defender latest Kenyan to crossover to TanzaniaThe coach said he was delighted to take up the opportunity and contribute his experience to the ambitious Eldoret outfit.“I am glad to extend my expertise to Mfalme FC. It is a good opportunity for me to contribute to the team while also continuing to grow as a coach,” Omondi said.##NAJAVA_MECA_9883813##He added that working in the NSL will provide another valuable opportunity to broaden his coaching experience while helping Mfalme establish itself at the new level.“I am also happy to gather more experience in the second tier. The NSL is competitive and presents a different set of challenges, so I am looking forward to learning, working with the technical team and helping the players develop,” he added.STARS ABROAD: Odhiambo assists in win as Vyner's Wrexham suffer Carabao Cup exitMfalme have already commenced their pre-season preparations as they build towards their maiden campaign in the NSL. The club is using the build-up period to assess its squad, sharpen its tactical approach and give the players valuable match exposure.The preparations included a high-profile friendly on Saturday, 8 August, against 2023 Mozzart Bet Cup champions Kakamega Homeboyz, where Abana Abeingo emerged 2-0 victors courtesy of goals from Ibrahim Joshua and Boniface Omondi.##NAJAVA_MECA_9883815##The encounter provided an important test for the newly promoted side against top-flight opposition, allowing the technical bench to assess the squad against more experienced players.For Mfalme, the appointment of Omondi comes at an important stage in the club's development. The Eldoret side will be keen to build a competitive team capable of making an impact in the NSL, with Omondi expected to play a key role in that process.Former Gor Mahia keeper reveals why he joined Nairobi UnitedWith pre-season now underway, Mfalme's focus will be on fine-tuning the squad and ensuring they are ready for the demands of their first season in the second tier.