NAIROBI, Kenya, August 22, 2025 – Botswana Premier League giants Township Rollers have announced the signing of Kenyan international Kenneth “Junior” Muguna, marking a major coup for the club as they gear up for the new season.
Muguna, who joined the Blue and Gold as a free agent on a two-year deal from Kenya Police FC, was unveiled on today with the club hailing him as a “proven midfield maestro” who will bring leadership, creativity, and steel to their engine room.
The 29-year-old midfielder is not a stranger to the big stage.
A product of Western Stima, Muguna first rose to prominence in the KPL with Gor Mahia.
During his two stints at K’Ogalo, he won multiple league titles and established himself as one of the most technically gifted playmakers in the region.
For Muguna, the move represents both a fresh challenge and an opportunity to etch his name in the history books of one of Southern Africa’s most successful clubs.
His arrival is seen as a major boost for the Rollers ahead of the new season.
Meanwhile, speaking in an exclusive interview with Telecomasia.net, the midfielder says his ambition is to help Rollers relinquish the Premier League title, having failed to win over the last five seasons.
“I have been following Rollers and their progress since around 2016 and this is a club I know really well. They have the biggest history in Botswana’s football circles but have not had success over the last six years. My ambition is to help the team win the league this season and it will be great for the club and fans if we make it,” Muguna told Telecomasia.
The midfielder has played his last three seasons with Police FC in Kenya, helping them to the league title last season. He also played for Gor Mahia, winning three FKF PL crowns with them. Muguna has also had stints in Georgia and in Tanzania with Azam FC.
“I decided to move here because I wanted to have a new challenge and experience something new because I have played mostly in East Africa. When the chance to come to Botswana opened up it was an easy decision because as a player, you also want to test yourself in new environments,” added Muguna.
