From Chemilil to Rangers

They say if your life's ultimate dream does not scare you then u have no hope in life.Being coached by Steven Gerrard is definitely every upcoming footballer's dream and if the transfer rumors about Joseph Okumu(23) are right then He will be the next Kenyan born footballer to shine in Europe.There is a rumor Rangers Football Club (2020-2021 already crowned Scottish league Champions) are interested in signing him for about "Ksh 300 million".Okumu's career is quite interesting from Chemilil football club in Kenya to Free state football club (South Africa) and now playing for a Sweden soccer team Elfsborg.He truly is a good defender and would suit the defensive style of playing of Rangers FC.In Sweden Okumu has managed to feature 39 times for Elfsborg,this shows how much he is trusted by his team.If he joins Rangers he will add another fully Kenyan name in the UEFA Champions League history after Victor Wanyama(appearing for Tottenham) and his brother MacDonald Mariga (who won it with Inter Milan in 2010).Joseph Okumu might be the next big Kenyan name out there,remember the name

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