Why Kenyan clubs are investing in video analysis
When Patrick Gitagia walked into Bandari as the club’s newest performance analyst, it barely registered as one of the headline moves of the transfer window.There were no cheering crowds, no unveiling fanfare, and no transfer fee to debate.Yet his appointment could prove to be one of the most significant signings the club has made this season.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsGitagia, who previously worked with Kenya Police FC, Nairobi City Stars, and Mathare United FC, joins Bandari’s new technical bench led by head coach Charles Okere and assistant coach Elvis Ayany.Although he already holds a CAF C coaching license, a qualification that would ordinarily place him on the training pitch, he has chosen to specialize in an area that is quietly redefining football around the world: performance and video analysis.##NAJAVA_MECA_9862044##For decades, Kenyan football revolved around what coaches saw from the touchline and what players remembered after the final whistle.Tactical meet..