Kakamega Homeboyz's new signings announced themselves in style on Saturday as Edward Manoah's side wrapped up another productive week of pre-season training with two convincing friendly victories.The FKF Premier League outfit defeated Regional League side Matungu Blackstars 3-1 in the morning at Bukhungu Stadium before completing a dominant day with a 3-0 win over Vihiga Select in Chavakali.##NAJAVA_MECA_9872928##Several of the club's recent recruits got on the scoresheet, providing encouraging signs as Homeboyz continue to fine-tune their squad ahead of the 2026/27 season.Against Matungu Blackstars, new signing Clement Imbayi, who joined from Fortune Sacco FC, opened his account in Homeboyz colours with a composed equaliser after the visitors had fallen behind early. Samuel Odaro and Josephat Lopaga also found the net as Homeboyz came from behind to secure a comfortable 3-1 victory.The afternoon clash against Vihiga Select presented another opportunity for the club's new faces to impress, and they rose to the occasion.Nairobi United add proven firepower with signing of Harambee Stars strikerFormer Mara Sugar forward Timothy Ndayala continued his fine pre-season form by getting on the scoresheet, while winger Boniface Omondi, signed from KCB FC, also opened his Homeboyz account. Youngster Elisha Nalianya, who recently joined from St. Joseph's Youth FC of Nakuru, completed the scoring in a convincing 3-0 win.The back-to-back victories capped another successful week of preparations for Manoah's side, who have undergone an extensive squad rebuild during the current transfer window.Homeboyz have strengthened across the pitch by signing experienced players such as Charles Momanyi, Geoffrey Okoth, Maurice Ojwang, Denis Iguma, Ibrahim Joshua and Joseph Kuloba, while also investing in promising young talents including Imbayi, Ndayala and Nalianya.Harambee Stars defender suffers injury blow in EnglandThe encouraging displays from the new signings will please the technical bench, with the players settling quickly into Manoah's system as the club builds momentum ahead of the new FKF Premier League campaign.With goals shared among both established players and new arrivals, Homeboyz are showing encouraging signs that their rebuilding process is taking shape, giving supporters plenty of optimism ahead of the 2026/27 season.CAF ban rules new Gor Mahia signing out of opening Champions League ties