If you want to be one of the best teams in Kenyan football or perhaps in Africa, you’re going to need to spend big money. Take an example of Manchester United's success in England over the years.
Here in Kenya, a Swedish Businessman Ricardo Badoer is a man on a mission and is splashing money in a bid to revamp National Super League side Wazito FC.
The club has reportedly bought a brand new bus which is yet to be unveiled. The bus will ease the team’s transportation problems for the Kenyan second division side as they prepare to usher in the Kenya Premier League next season.
The new bus, which includes comfy seats and TV set, is painted in the black and yellow colours of Wazito, with its sides bearing the logo of the club.
Ricardo has also plans to build Wazito a state of the art stadium. This could see the club become the first Kenyan side to have its own home stadium.
The move would raise the standards of Kenyan football and rival clubs will be pressured to follow suit. Also, many players would want to join a club which has good structures.
Wazito are on the verge of gaining promotion to the premier league with four matches to go and top the league standings.
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