Former Tusker FC Captain Joins Whitehawk FC

By Robert Mutasi

Former Tusker FC captain Eugene Asike has penned a two-year deal with Isthmian League Premier Division side Whitehawk FC.

The development further complicates the career of the experienced centre back, who has been the bedrock in Kenyan football for long.

Whitehawk FC, based in Brighton, has expressed excitement about the acquisition, viewing Asike’s signing as a major boost to their squad.

The Isthmian League Premier Division, part of the seventh tier of English football, is a fiercely competitive league, and Asike’s arrival is expected to strengthen Whitehawk’s defensive line significantly.

Eugene Asike is 30 years old and brings a lot of experience, having captained Tusker FC to multiple Kenyan Premier League titles.

Known for his leadership qualities, composure on the ball, and commanding presence in defense, Asike has also represented the Kenyan national team, the Harambee Stars, on numerous occasions.

His contributions on the international stage have included playing a vital role in Kenya's defense during the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.

The move is also celebrated in Kenya, where Asike is regarded as one of the most consistent and disciplined players in recent years.

His transfer to England is considered an inspiration for younger players hoping to make their mark on the international stage.

Asike's signing shows the ambition of Whitehawk FC to compete for top honors in the Isthmian League Premier Division and maybe win promotion.

Already, fans are looking forward to seeing the Kenyan international in action as the season wears on.

This transfer opens a new chapter in the career of Asike, who will be looking forward to showcasing his skills on a different stage, while contributing to the success of Whitehawk FC in English football.