Former Leopards centre back among three defenders to pen new deals at Murang'a
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Among the players committing their future to the FKF Premier League side is seasoned center back Robert Mudenyu, formerly of AFC Leopards and Sony Sugar
Murang’a Seal have begun their squad rebuild in earnest, confirming the contract extensions of three senior defenders just days after parting ways with 16 players in a major clear-out.
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Among the players committing their future to the FKF Premier League side is seasoned center back Robert Mudenyu, formerly of AFC Leopards and Sony Sugar.
This marks Mudenyu’s second contract renewal and his third stint with the Murang’a-based club.
The defender first joined Seal in 2023 on a one-year deal during their debut season in the top tier.
He extended his stay the following year, playing a key role in the club’s dramatic survival last season, sealed by a tense 1-0 victory over FC Talanta on the final day.
Mudenyu will once again anchor the backline under head coach Yusuf Chippo alongside Joseph Omulama and Denis Munyovi, who have also extended their stay at the club.
"Three pillars of steel stay put at home! Joseph Omulama, Wing Back with wings of fire; Robert Mudenyu, the wall that never falls; and Denis Munyovi, Locking it down, no trespassing,” the club announced.
Seal have also strengthened their attacking options with the signing of creative midfielder Mark Mwaniki from Githurai All Stars.
Branded by the club as a “game-changer” and “master key” for unlocking defenses, Mwaniki arrives with a growing reputation for his flair and vision.
The rebuilding comes after a week of high-profile exits.
Among the 16 players released were long-serving captain Peter Mwaura, former Harambee Stars skipper Dennis Odhiambo, ex-Ulinzi defender Harun Mwale, striker Titus Kapchanga, goalkeepers Morgan Alube and Brandon Ndoji, and a host of other seasoned campaigners, including Henry Obino, Yusuf Ali, John Mwita, Wilson Kamua, Joel Kihara, Rajab Omar, Brian Wanyonyi, Sammy Ndugu, and Dolph Owino.
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