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By KPC Sports Reporter Nairobi United forward Kevin Wangaya has been named the SportPesa Premier League Player of the Month for April after a string of decisive performances that saw his team go unbeaten. The 20‑year‑old Kenya U20 international earned the accolade by scoring three goals and providing three assists in five matches, consistently giving […]

Wangaya recieves a cheque worth Kes 50,000 from SportPesa PR and Advertising Executive Mercy Kabui as part of the award for winning the player of the month award for April.

By KPC Sports Reporter

Nairobi United forward Kevin Wangaya has been named the SportPesa Premier League Player of the Month for April after a string of decisive performances that saw his team go unbeaten.

The 20‑year‑old Kenya U20 international earned the accolade by scoring three goals and providing three assists in five matches, consistently giving his side the upper hand with early strikes.

“Seeing Aroko win it earlier in the season was a big motivation – it showed what’s possible. I’ve just stayed focused, worked hard, and I’m happy to see it paying off,” said Wangaya, who has represented Harambee Stars at all youth levels and harbours ambitions of featuring at the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.

Wangaya opened the scoring against Mathare United, Posta Rangers, and Mara Sugar, each time tilting the contest in Nairobi United’s favour.

His two assists against Murang’a Seal sparked a dramatic comeback from 2‑0 down to a 4‑2 victory, one of the standout matches of the season.

“If we start strong, the whole team grows into the game. But more importantly, we’re fighting for results, and every contribution counts,” he added.

Nairobi United attacker Kevin Wangaya and his teammates celebrate the player winning the April SportPesa Premier League Player of the Month Award.

Police FC goalkeeper Daniel Ogembo, with four clean sheets, and Naibois striker Michael Karamor, who netted five goals, finished as runners‑up in the monthly award.

Nairobi United head coach Godfrey ‘Solo’ Oduor praised Wangaya’s mentality and growth, saying: “We challenge our players to push their limits and aim for the highest level, and Wangaya is embracing that.”

“He’s been decisive for us, he’s growing in confidence, and this is just the beginning if he stays consistent and hungry.”

Wangaya received Kes. 50,000 and a customized trophy for his efforts.

Nairobi United now turn their focus to a weekend clash against Kariobangi Sharks, setting up a compelling duel between Wangaya and fellow teenage star Humphrey Aroko.

Nairobi United attacker Kevin Wangaya displays his April SportPesa Premier League Player of the Month trophy during a ceremony held at the team’s training ground in Ngara.