Muyoti outlines qualities possessed by Kenya Police FC foreign players ahead of new season

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After importing three players beyond borders, Kenya Police FC head coach Nicholas Muyoti has explained how his foreign legion will galvanise the team ahead of the 2026/27 season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsIn a bid to bolster his squad after an underwhelming 2025/26 season that saw the Law Enforcers fail to bag a trophy and, in turn, miss continental football, the team signed 11 new players, including three foreigners.Harambee Stars forward names Spain World Cup star as his role model at Real SociedadThe 2024 Mozzart Bet Cup winners roped in Burkina Faso defender Christophe Ouattara from Rahimo FC, Malian Striker Kalifa Traore from Rwandan side Gorilla FC and Ugandan midfielder Bronson Nsubuga, who featured for Shabana last season.Following weeks of assessment in the training ground and in friendly matches, the former Nairobi United tactician shared his thoughts on the new players.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945933##“Ouattara, the centre back, is quite solid. Little mistakes here and there, but he is promising. Traore came in and took a little bit more time to adapt, but he managed 45 minutes against Nairobi United and did quite well. Bronson is equally very good and can play both on the wing and in midfield,” said Muyoti.Former streetboy and fisherman unshaken after Kenya U20 omission due to lack of passportApart from the foreigners, Police also signed Elvis Rupia, Estone Esiye, Oliver Machaka, Kevin Oduor, Victor Haki, Levin Odhiambo, Brian Omondi and Francis Kayugi.Muyoti also took time to back Ghanaian midfielder Samuel Quansah, who has been sidelined with injury, to make his impact on the team this season.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945978##“We also have the likes of Quansah (Samuel) who has been here but is now coming up so well after pre-season training.”The former Thika United coach also backed the foreign contingent to add more quality to the team.AFC Leopards chairman Boniface Ambani analyses Gor Mahia's CAF Champions League loss“I believe we have quality foreigners in the team and all of them will add value to the squad,” he observed.Police FC have set their eyes on regaining the FKF Premier League title after losing to Gor Mahia last season.

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