Yusuf Abdul packed his bags and bid farewell to his home in Kinango, Kwale County, determined to use his masonry skills to build a better life for himself and his family.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsAfter completing his masonry training at Gulanze Polytechnic last year, Abdul set out in search of opportunities to put his skills to work while earning a living.##NAJAVA_MECA_9883764##His search took him hundreds of kilometres from home to Elgeyo-Marakwet County, where he has now lived for the past year.While his primary goal was to make a living through masonry and improve his prospects, another God-given talent has helped him rise from an ordinary mason to a respected figure among the county’s youth.Abdul’s football talent earned him a place in the Greenstars team just weeks after settling in the Sitat area of the expansive county.His journey with the team has been remarkable. He has grown from the new and shy player who was once hesitant to go into tackles into a confident leader who now wears the captain’s armband.Today, Abdul’s artistry shines both on and off the pitch. While he continues to hone his craft as a mason, he is equally determined to use his footballing talent to help Greenstars scale greater heights.His ambition is clear: to lead the club, formed in 1997, to secure promotion to the FKF Division One League within the next three years.His ambition is clear: to lead the club, which was formed in 1997, to promotion to the FKF Division One League within the next three years.Although Greenstars largely participates in local tournaments, Abdul envisions its transformation into a competitive side capable of rubbing shoulders with other teams across the region and beyond.That vision received a significant boost after leading gaming firm Mozzart Bet, in conjunction with the Onesmus Kipchumba Murkomen (OKM) Foundation, donated sporting equipment to the club.Through Mozzart Bet’s New Jerseys for New Champions initiative, the team received 23 full kits, two footballs and a goal-post net, in line with the firm’s commitment to supporting grassroots football teams.“I am deeply grateful to Mozzart Bet and the OKM Foundation for supporting Greenstars. This equipment means a lot to us because it shows that someone believes in our talent. We will repay that faith by working hard and achieving our dreams. We hope to be playing in Division One in the next three years,” said the midfielder.Meanwhile, Greenstars will be hoping to make a strong impression in the fourth edition of the Governor wa Raia Cup.“The new equipment has given us fresh motivation and confidence heading to the tournament. We are optimistic of clinching it,” he added.