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On Sunday against Nakuru All Stars, Rwandese striker Meddie Kagere put on a superb display in finishing when he scored two goals as Gor Mahia beat All Stars 5-0.\u00a0 On Monday Kagere thanked team-mates for helpling him settle at the club quickly.<\/p>\n
\u201cActually, I want to thank my fellow players because settling in a new team is always difficult but with a good focus on what brought you to the team you will always make it.\u201d he told supersport.<\/p>\n
Kagere was among the last players to arrive and was not available by the time Ambrose Rachier announced the 2015 new signings. He did not play in most of the pre-season friendlies. But like a true professional, he adapted quickly and immediately showed his class when he came on as a substitute in his first game. This was after he had a forgettable season in Albania.<\/p>\n
Along with Ali Abondo and Jacob Keli, Kagere is now joint top scorer in the KPL with 8 goals and he wants to score more goals.<\/p>\n
\u201cAs a striker, I want to finish as the top scorer so I have to score more and more. That\u2019s what brought me here. I will try and hit a target of 20 goals. I am happy with the goals I scored here today because they show the real instincts of a striker \u2013 you always have to take advantage of a defender\u2019s mistake.\u201d<\/p>\n
This too is good news for Kogalo fans because there have been rumours of some senior players wanting to terminate their contracts in June.<\/p>\n
Despite his hunger for goals, Kagere is also a good supplier, a good passer and often creates numerous chances for team-mates. In fact he has rapidly developed a rapport with Michael Olunga. With his ability to adapt quickly, it is likely that his partnership with the returning Sserunkuma in the second leg of the league will be like fireworks.<\/p>\n