Kenyan Premier League giants Gor Mahia have roped in Jeconiah “Jeco” Uyoga from Technical University of Kenya (TUK FC) on a three-year-deal.
Jeco, 22, is the reigning Sportpesa Super 8 Premier League most valuable player – a title he scooped for the second straight time last year.
The second year Civil Engineering student had a blistering season – scoring a whopping 26 goals for “the Hammers” as they finished 3rd in the grassroots league run by Extreme Sports Limited.
He scored as TUK beat rivals Jericho All Stars 3-1 to clinch the inaugural Sportpesa Super 8 Champions League in November last year.
Meanwhile, Burundian full back Karim Nizigiyimana has renewed his stay with “the green army” by penning a fresh two-year-deal ending speculations about a possible reunion with his former club Rayon Sports of Rwanda.
Lanky midfielder Teddy Osok has also completed a move back Gor Mahia family from Nairobi Stima on a 4-year-contract.
The youngster graduated from the Gor Mahia Youth system but did not find room with the senior side – opting to join the electricity men in National Super League (NSL) for the 2016 season.
Gor Mahia will kick-start pre-season next week at Camp Toyoyo before leaving for Sudan Friday 13 for a friendly against Al Hilal Tuesday 17.
