Migori Youth’s promotion specialist on growing side hustle from Ksh30K to Ksh300K [PHOTOS]
For most footballers, the final whistle signals the end of another demanding weekend, a chance to recover, spend time with family, and prepare for the next training session. For Migori Youth FC defender Vincent Wanga, however, it marks the beginning of another shift.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsHours after full-time, while teammates head home or unwind after the intensity of a demanding matchday, Wanga is often on the road back to his rural home.His hurried departures have long puzzled many within the dressing room, with teammates frequently wondering why the experienced defender is always eager to leave immediately after games.The answer lies far away from the football pitch.Millions Gor Mahia stand to bank by winning CECAFA Kagame Cup after 41 yearsInstead of heading to another training ground, Wanga swaps football boots for gumboots and reports to a dairy goat farm he has painstakingly built over the past two years.There, the towering defender exchanges the roar of st..