Harambee Stars goalkeeper Brian Bwire is targeting domestic league supremacy after returning to Tusker FC.The soft-spoken shot-stopper has set his sights on trophies and individual excellence following his stint in South Africa.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsBwire rejoined the Brewers after spending time with Polokwane City in the South African Premier Soccer League (PSL), where he says he gained valuable experience that has helped him mature both on and off the pitch.“The experience was great. I learned a lot in the PSL, especially about managing myself as a player. The league was very competitive, so I really enjoyed my time there and learned a lot,” Bwire said.##NAJAVA_MECA_9930109##The goalkeeper believes his time in South Africa also broadened his outlook, particularly through interacting with players from different countries and learning how to navigate the highs and lows of professional football.“As a player, I learned a lot, especially how to interact with players from different countries. It was a good environment because I learned how to manage myself in both good and bad times,” he added.Bwire first joined Tusker in September 2021 after leaving Kariobangi Sharks, and made an immediate impact, helping the club win the FKF Super Cup on his debut.Mette lays out long-term vision as Tusker return to continental stageHe was the hero of the 22 September 2021 clash against Gor Mahia at Thika Stadium, saving three penalties during a dramatic shootout victory.The goalkeeper subsequently established himself as a key figure for Tusker and played an important role in their successful 2021/22 FKF Premier League campaign, when The Brewers were crowned champions.His return also gives him another opportunity to feature on the continental stage. Bwire is set to make his second CAF appearance for Tusker, and his third overall in continental competition.His first CAF experience came with Kariobangi Sharks during the 2018/19 campaign, when he featured against Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko in the preliminary round.STARS ABROAD: Ouma makes Championship debut as Vyner is benched in Wrexham winAfter joining Tusker, he was thrust into continental action almost immediately, starting in The Brewers' preliminary-round first-leg encounter against Djibouti's Arta Solar 7 in September 2021, which ended in a 1-1 draw.Now back at a club he knows well, Bwire believes Tusker's history of winning trophies makes the return particularly exciting.“I know Tusker is a great club because I have been here before and I know the club well. Tusker is a team that wins trophies, and now that we are playing in continental competitions, that gives us another opportunity to achieve more,” he said.The goalkeeper spent the 2024 period away from Tusker after moving to Polokwane City in South Africa. His time at the PSL club was complicated by a contractual dispute after he declined an extension option.Mozzart Bet Cup champions lead big-spending clubs in concluded off-season transfer windowThe matter was handled through the league's legal processes, with Bwire eventually winning his case and securing full legal clearance.Following his departure from Polokwane City, Soweto giants Orlando Pirates reportedly expressed interest in the Kenyan international, although the move did not materialise before Bwire returned to Kenya and reunited with Tusker.He now wants to make the most of his second spell, with his ambitions extending beyond continental football.“This time, I hope to achieve more with Tusker. Apart from the CAF competition and the league, I want to win more trophies. In the CAF competition, our target is to go as far as possible with the team,” Bwire said.##NAJAVA_MECA_9930312##While collective success remains his priority, Bwire has also set himself a personal target of becoming the FKF Premier League's standout goalkeeper.“Beyond winning trophies, I want to be the best goalkeeper in the league. I know I have to work hard and push myself because there is very stiff competition,” he concluded.