Tusker FC midfielder Fabian Adikiny has set his sights on winning the FKF Premier League title, retaining the Mozzart Bet Cup and earning his maiden Harambee Stars call-up in what promises to be a defining season in his career.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Brewers’ Most Valuable Player (MVP) made the declaration in an interview with the club’s media, expressing confidence in the team’s preparations and its ability to build on last season’s achievements.Adikiny, formerly of Murang’a Seal, acknowledged the pressure that comes with competing for major honours but insisted Tusker were determined to raise their performance levels as they pursue domestic success.STARS ABROAD: Olunga dazzles after first start in seven monthsThe midfielder believes the integration of young players into the squad, coupled with the team’s experience in high-profile matches, will strengthen their chances of mounting a sustained challenge on both fronts.“We have waited for a long time, and we can’t wait to get started. We’ve played high-profile games and can say we have gelled well. With the incorporation of young players, we believe that will see us through.“We are aiming to outdo last year’s achievements. It comes with pressure, but we love such challenges, and I am embracing it.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036892##“This season, we are aiming to win the league and definitely retain the cup, which we won last season. We want to go way above last year’s performance,” he stated.Tusker head into the new campaign seeking to end a five-year wait for the league title, having last lifted the crown in 2021.The 12-time FKFPL champions finished last season without the league trophy but salvaged their campaign by winning the Mozzart Bet Cup.Odhiambo opens up on handling pressure on his Gor Mahia debutThe Ruaraka-based side secured the domestic knockout competition after edging Kenya Police 2-1 in the final at Kwale Stadium in June, a victory that provided a platform for another assault on the league title.Adikiny’s ambitions reflect the club’s determination to translate its cup success into a stronger league campaign while maintaining its position among Kenya’s leading sides.Beyond club football, the 25-year-old is also targeting a breakthrough at international level, with a maiden Harambee Stars call-up firmly on his agenda.##NAJAVA_MECA_10036887##The midfielder is yet to feature for Kenya’s senior men's national football team but hopes his performances for Tusker will earn him an opportunity to represent the country, particularly as Harambee Stars prepare for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) campaign.“For me, it is a feeling and something I am aiming to achieve. I am looking at getting a call-up to the national team, which would be a plus for my career. I am definitely looking to do my level best to achieve that,” he added.A strong domestic campaign would offer Adikiny an opportunity to strengthen his case for national-team selection while helping Tusker pursue their twin objectives of league and cup success.STARS ABROAD: Ochieng makes European debut as Tera captains Ararat-Armenia