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Opera News is a free to use platform and the views and opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author and do not represent, reflect or express the views of Opera News. He joined the KPL moneybags at the start of the season.Ĭontent created and supplied by: AyodiK (via Opera He too is training normally,” Mandi added.Ībondo is an experienced midfielder having turned out for Sony Sugar FC, Gor Mahia, Bandari, Tusker FC and two clubs in South Africa’s Premier Soccer League. "Ali had a strain on his knee but he is now good. Teargas as he is affectionately referred to has been out with a knee strain since February. The former Gor Mahia, Nairobi Stima, KCB and Sofapaka midfielder has been a cog in the team since he moved to the club in 2018 from Kenyan Premier League champions Gor Mahia.Īt the same time, the club confirmed that veteran midfielder Ali Hassan Abondo has also resumed training. Osok’s return will be a big boost for the ambitious moneybags. Once normalcy resumes he will be ready to play because he has been working really hard,” Mandi told the official club website. I have been in touch with him and he is doing well.
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“Teddy has fully recovered and I gave him the go-ahead to resume full training. At the moment all sporting activities have been suspended in the country owing to the Covid-19 pandemic that has so far killed over 100 people in the country. Osok is now back in training and according to team physio, Noel Mandi, he will be available for selection when football resumes in the country. During his time on the sidelines Wazito struggled and at some point werebattling relegation from Kenya’s top tier league.
The defensive midfielder has been out of action for the last eight months after he was operated and has been recovering from the injury ever since. Kenyan Premier League moneybags Wazito FC have confirmed that midfielder Teddy Osok is back in training more than seven months after he underwent knee surgery.
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