Queens Park Rangers defender Kealey Adamson may be making a name for himself in English football, but away from the pitch, the Australian prospect is on a personal journey to reconnect with his African heritage.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsBorn in Sydney to a Tanzanian father, Nickson, and an Irish-Australian mother, Shivaun, the 23-year-old has been learning Swahili for the past three years in a bid to strengthen his connection with his paternal family in East Africa.’There is still a lot of work to do’ – Gor Mahia coach after 4th consecutive winDespite growing up thousands of kilometres away from Tanzania, Adamson has maintained close ties with his African roots, regularly visiting relatives and embracing the language and culture of his father’s homeland.The right-back, who recently earned his maiden call-up to Australia’s senior national team, revealed that his desire to communicate with his grandmother and other relatives inspired him to take up Swahili lessons.##NAJ..

Kenyan government will spend up to Ksh1 billion to invite German Champions Bayern Munich and Ajax for the Tuesday, 5 January international friendly match at the Raila Odinga International Stadium, formerly Talanta City Stadium.On Wednesday, President William Ruto announced that the two sides will take on each other next year in an official ceremony to open the 60,000-seater stadium popularly known as Raila Odinga Stadium.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsAlthough Ruto did not announce how much the country will pay to bring the two sides to Kenya, the European clubs demand hefty appearance fees.Bayern Munich normally demands an appearance fee of between €3m (Ksh 433million) and €6million (Ksh 866million), depending on the importance of the fixture.Ajax, on the other hand, takes €1.5m (Ksh 217million) to honour such an invite.Bayern Munich to face Dutch giants in official opening of Raila Odinga StadiumApart from the steep appearance fees, the Kenyan government will also take c..

After an incomplete ninth round of Serie A, Juventus sit eighth. That is not good enough and is unacceptable for the fans of such a giant club. Wednesday’s 2–0 defeat to Genoa has seriously shaken Luciano Spalletti’s position as manager, with the club’s hierarchy having been unimpressed with his work since the start of the season.There is an interesting twist in Spalletti’s career: on Friday, it will be exactly one year since he joined Juventus. He was welcomed as a saviour, did a good job and was rewarded with a new contract over the summer, running until the summer of 2028. And yet, just a few months later, he is on the brink of being sacked. If he loses at home to Napoli this weekend, the Juventus manager could easily find himself out of a job.Who is worse: Spalletti, Allegri or Sarri?According to the Italian media, Juventus’ results under Spalletti have been disappointing. In terms of points per game, he has managed fewer than Thiago Motta (1.78 compared to 1.79), and only slightly..

Migori Youth’s search for their maiden ever FKF Premier League win will extend to the fourth game after being held to a 1-1 draw by Shabana FC as both teams collected their third stalemate on the bounce in a clash staged at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsShabana broke the deadlock in first-half stoppage time through Sigmunn Maina, as Migori Youth drew level with 15 minutes left on the clock courtesy of Churchill Otieno, who was making his league debut for his boyhood club.Murang’a Seal coach lauds players’ sacrifice that delivered victory over Nairobi UnitedMore to follow…

Murang’a Seal head coach Dennis Odhiambo has praised his players for their resilience and sacrifice after bouncing back from a derby defeat to beat Nairobi United 3-2 in an FKF Premier League match on Wednesday afternoon in Murang’a.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsSeal had little time to recover after Sunday’s 2-1 defeat to league debutants 3K FC in the Murima Derby, a result that cost them both the bragging rights and valuable points.##NAJAVA_MECA_10066843##Rather than take a break, the team immediately pitched camp to prepare for the midweek encounter, with the players training on Monday before facing Nairobi United.Their sacrifice paid off as Murang’a Seal scored three first-half goals to secure a hard-fought victory, despite a late fightback from the visitors.Josephat Lopaga was the standout performer, scoring twice and providing an assist for Majaliwa Charo as Seal claimed all three points. Benson Omalla and Michael Karamor scored for Nairobi United, who remain winless..