Boniface Ambani warns politicians will not save CAF leopards from sinking

Former international Boniface Ambani warned that politicians would not solve the problem of AFC Leopards.

Thursday, Ingwe was bailed out by the Ministry of Sports, who agreed to pay the balance of 1.5 million shillings due to players.

Previously, Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja led a group of former players who formed a "rescue team" in hopes of helping them survive relegation after a series of poor performances.

But Ambani, who would have a place in the next polls of the club, believes that the government D & # 39; Ingwe the current office headed by Dan Mule poses problems.

"The problems and poor performance of the AFC Leopards do not reside in this task called the rescue team. The problems of the Leopard AFCs are not in this CS office. He is right in this elected office. They just have to put their house in order. Do not jump from one edge to the other.

Ambani further alleged that the current office is composed of cartels that use their positions to enrich themselves by negotiating agreements with players.

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"An office filled with agents. They themselves are agents. They will hire players, negotiate registration fees and salaries, and then bring in a coach who will expect him to win games for them. Quick repairs! "

In what looked like a political statement, Ambani hinted at a possible interest in the upcoming polls: "I know very well where the problem lies. You think that his office will come on the ground? No, only fools will bring this to the bank. Football minds will not do it. The office just has to do the right things at the right time and in the right way. Brokers and hecklers will put this team on their knees.

"Help us see these politicized football officials of our reign. I'm only looking for 10,000 fans of Leopards and AFC Football. Fans who are willing to join hands and lead this club where it should be. Let's do that. This will change Kenyan football as a whole. Believe me."