Homeboyz’s Mwinyi wins FKF-PL Player of the Month award

Football
By Washington Onyango | Aug 26, 2021
FKF Goal Project offices, Kasarani ,Nairobi on Wednesday, August 2021. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Kakamega Homeboyz midfielder Shami Mwinyi Kibwana is the July FKF Premier League player of the month after a splendid month with the Kakamega-based outfit.

The skilful midfielder was in sensational form in July, finding the back of the net eight times in six league outings that his side featured in. His team won five of the six matches.

He began the month with a brace against Ulinzi Stars. He then set up the other goal for Allan Wanga as Homeboyz downed the Soldiers 3-1 in Nakuru. He followed it with another brace in the 4-2 win over Mathare United at the same venue.

In the following match that was equally in Nakuru, he scored one as Homeboyz downed Nzoia Sugar FC 2-1.

He experienced a two-match drought against Wazito FC and Sofapaka before returning to the score sheet in style with a treble in the 4-1 win over Kariobangi Sharks.

Kibwana beat two other contestants to bag the monthly award that comes with a Ksh. 50,000 token and a personalized trophy courtesy of FKF Premier League.

Kariobangi Sharks’ Erick Kapaito who was equally in great form that month came in second while KCB’s David Simiyu finished third.

He becomes the seventh winner of the award after Elvis Rupia, Henry Meja, William Wadri, Kelvin Opiyo, David Odhiambo, and Derrick Otanga who were feted in December, January, February, March, May, and June respectively.

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