Newly acquired KCB FC forward Assis Batshi Mambote has revealed the key attributes he brings to the club, even as he eyes history by clinching what is proving to be an elusive chase for silverware at the Bankers.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsMambote is one of the fresh faces at KCB who have been recruiting new players in a bid to bolster the squad in readiness to challenge for both the FKF Premier League and the Mozzart Bet Cup.Gor Mahia forced to dip into transfer market after injury crisisOne of the key areas that needed dire strengthening for the Bankers was the forward line, which proved to be a weak link in the 2025/26 campaign.KCB responded to the need by roping in Mambote from Shabana FC, and in his first sit-down with the club's media, he laid bare the value he adds to the club.##NAJAVA_MECA_9875966##“I have many abilities. I can hold the ball, I can link up play, and I think my decision-making while playing will also be an asset to the team.As a striker, I think the first thing I have to bring to the club is trying to score a lot of goals – as many as possible I can to help the team achieve their goals,” said Mambote.Asamoah Gyan reveals how Africa can develop more football talentMambote, who crossed over to Kenya in February, signing for Shabana from AF Saint Christian, had a decent spell with the Glamour Boys, where he found the back of the net five times.Having settled in Kenya, the former Rayon Sports man is now eyeing at least 15 goals in the upcoming season.##NAJAVA_MECA_9877061##“My goal is to have a good full season and to do three times better than I did when I joined Shabana in mid-season, and that will be possible if I have a good full season,” he remarked.KCB will be hoping that Mambote hits the ground running and delivers goals, unlike Djibouti international Samuel Feargod, who has scored just one goal since joining the club.Somali referee Omar Artan to officiate CECAFA Kagame Cup final alongisde Kenyan official
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