Kenya Police teams outline high-stakes goals for new campaign

According to Oguso the men's team is determined to reclaim the Kenya Premier League title they relinquished to Gor Mahia in the ended campaign while the women's side aim to qualify for the CAF Women's Champions League after winning the Kenya Women's Premier League title for a third consecutive season.

Having established themselves as the dominant force in Kenyan women's football, the club’s immediate goal is to win the CECAFA Women's Club Championship in Rwanda, to secure qualification to the CAF Women's Champions League.

"Our dream is to represent Kenya at the CAF Women's Champions League. To achieve that, we must first win the CECAFA title in Rwanda, which has eluded us for the past two years. This time we are determined to bring the trophy home before defending our league title. And I believe the girls are up to the task," said Oguso.

On the men's side, Police FC ended the campaign without a trophy after losing the FKF Premier League title to Gor Mahia and suffering defeat to Tusker FC in the FKF Cup final.

Oguso admitted last season fell short despite the club competing on multiple fronts.

"Last season was not good on our side. We have gone back to the drawing board with the technical bench to strategize on how to reclaim our glory. Our target every season is to win the league, and it is unfortunate that we will not be taking part in continental football this year," he said.

He also revealed that they are already planning on how to strengthen the squad ahead of the new season, with the club hoping to make the most of having no continental commitments.

"Under the leadership of our able chairman (Munga Nyale-SAIG), we will strengthen the squad and challenge other teams for the league title. We will have more time to focus on the domestic campaign compared to last season when we were engaged in the CAF Champions League," he added.