St. Joseph’s Boys High School football head coach Amos Juma has backed striker Instine Simuyu to blossom into a football star after shining in this year’s School Games.

Simiyu was instrumental in helping St. Joseph’s win this year’s national football title, beating Musingu High School in the finals played in Kakamega.

Juma believes Simiyu has a bright future, if he remains consistent.

“He is a disciplined player works very hard in training and during matches and  he is hungry to keep on improving every day he is a joy to watch and has a great future in the game,” said Juma.

Simiyu has already attracted interest in the US and Europe, according to coach Juma.

“Yes he has received offer from both local and international team, teams in Europe and United States are interested in signing him so let’s wait and see what the future has for him after he clears high school,” added Juma.

In the meantime, Juma is already building another squad for next year, as eight first team players will be clearing their Secondary School Education this year.

“We are not worried about them leaving.  We have a very good back up for them plus we will try recruit more quality player for us to continue being competitive,” stated the head coach.