Kakamega Homeboyz have continued to strengthen their squad ahead of the 2026/27 FKF Premier League season, after securing the signature of highly-rated teenage winger Eugene Barasa.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 18-year-old joins Edward Manoah's rapidly evolving side after an impressive rise through school and grassroots football. Barasa first made a name for himself while turning out for Kenyan school football giants Musingu High School, popularly known as The Scorpions, before featuring for his hometown side Amagoro FC and most recently FKF Premier League outfit Sofapaka.##NAJAVA_MECA_9874701##His arrival adds youthful energy to a Homeboyz squad that has already welcomed a wealth of experienced campaigners during the current transfer window, as the club seeks the perfect blend of youth and experience ahead of the new campaign.Speaking after completing the move, an excited Barasa described joining Homeboyz as a major milestone in his young career.Double blow for Gor Mahia as duo sidelined ahead of Kagame Cup semi-final"This is a dream opportunity for me. Kakamega Homeboyz is a club that believes in young players while also competing at the highest level. I'm grateful to the coaches and management for believing in me, and I can't wait to learn from the experienced players in the squad," he said.The winger also acknowledged the role his previous teams played in his development.Former Shabana head coach lands new role at FKF Premier League club"Musingu High School gave me the platform to showcase my talent, Amagoro FC helped me grow as a player, and Sofapaka gave me the chance to experience top-flight football. I leave with gratitude and now I'm fully focused on helping Homeboyz achieve its ambitions," he added.Homeboyz have been among the busiest clubs in the transfer market, embarking on a significant rebuilding exercise under Manoah. The club has already recruited proven FKF Premier League performers including: Charles Momanyi, Geoffrey Okoth, Maurice Ojwang, Boniface Omondi, Ibrahim Joshua, Joseph Kuloba and Timothy Ndayala, with Barasa becoming one of the youngest additions to the squad.TACTICAL ANALYSIS : Rayon’s wing trap that trashed Tusker’s blueprintClub insiders believe the teenager's pace, direct running and willingness to take on defenders made him a priority target, with the technical bench convinced he has the potential to flourish in Kakamega.As preparations for the new season gather pace, Barasa will now be hoping to translate his promise into performances and establish himself in a Homeboyz side determined to challenge strongly in the upcoming FKF Premier League campaign.