Agro Chemicals sign six to salvage dwindling hopes of promotion

Sixteenth placed National Super Leagues(NSL) side Agrochemical’s optimism  of finishing in a better position remains intact after changes made in mid-season transfer window.

The second division National Super League is still on a break and will resume in a week’s time.

Agro Chemicals finished in the 8^th position with 53 points after  losing a massive  13 games last season. Things don’t look good this season either as they have already lost seven matches in the first leg.

head coach Paul Agai who spoke to Citizen Digital   said that it has not been a  soft  landing for him since cutting ties with Kisumu  based Palos FC.

“ The club has been registering unsatisfying  results and it has been a great challenge to me. I came here  when the club was low and I left a my former club in a better position  and that’s why we had to consider a number of signings to boost our performance and for a matter of fact, Agrochemicals is not fond of being that low,” he told Citizen Digital.

The coach feels there is still time to salvage the situation.

“Agrochemicals has been playing in the top-tier, and that (playing in the NSL) discourages even the players and the fans at large so we need to  make sure that  the new signings are combining with the  old players to  elevate the club performance to a better position,” he said.

To strengthen their defence, Agro has signed  Bacary  Randi from Bidco United, Francis Alunga and Shadrack  Mondi from Palos, Anthony Simasi  from Chemilil Sugar, Crispin  Okoth and former Mosca FC star Elvis Odhiambo.

Ogai  added that the this were the clubs favorite and he has hopes that they will quench the thirst of their fans.