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Michael Olunga - 2015 MVP

Olunga with his Trophy
Gor Mahia striker Michael Olunga on Wednesday became the eighth person to win the prestigious Kenyan Premier League Player of the Year award since the accolade was launched in 2008.The 21-year-old had a good season in 2015, scoring a total 40 goals in all competitions for club and country;his most fruitful campaign since he graced the top flight.

The award, which comes with  Kshs 1million reward,Olunga Managed to beat his team mate Karim Nzigiyimana, Jesse Were of Tusker FC, AFC Leopards midfielder Bernard Mang’oli and City Stars’ Ebrimah Sanneh.

KPL Player of Year Previous winners

 2008 – Francis Ouma

 2009 – John Baraza

 2010 – George Odhiambo

 2011 – Kevin Kimani

 2012 – Danny Sserunkuma

 2013 – Jacob Keli

 2014 – Ekaliani Ndolo
The Full List Of winners:

Most Valuable Player: Michael Olunga (Gor Mahia)

Coach of the Year: Frank Nuttall (Gor Mahia); First runner up – Robert Matano (Ulinzi Stars); Second runner up – Twahir Muhiddin (Bandari)

Defender of the Year: Karim Nzigiyimama (Gor Mahia); First runner up - Musa Mohamed (Gor Mahia); Second runner up Geoffrey Kokoyo (Ulinzi Stars)

Midfielder of the Year: Eric Johanna (Mathare United); First runner up - Khalid Aucho (Gor Mahia); Second runner up - Bernard Mang'oli (AFC Leopards)

New Young Player of the Year: George Mandela (Muhoroni Youth); First runner up - Ebrimah Sanneh (City Stars); Second runner up - Alphonce Ndonye (Mathare United)

Golden Glove: Boniface Oluoch (Gor Mahia); First runner up - Farouk Shikalo (Muhoroni Youth); Second runner up - Jairus Adira (Chemelil Sugar).

Fair Play Player of the Year: John Baraza (Sofapaka); First runner up - Vincent Nyaberi (Thika United); Second runner up - Alfred Onyango (Sony Sugar)

Most Improved Centre Referee of the Year: Raymond Onyango; First runner up Judith Muhonja; Second runner up - Michael Iluve

Most Improved Assistant Referee of the Year: Stephen Adeya; First runner up - Judy Wamaro; Second runner up - Beth Wambui

Team Manager of the Year: Jolawi Obondo (Gor Mahia); First runner up - Nevile Pudo; Second runner up - David Mwangi (Ulinzi Stars)


Fair Play Team of the Year: Western Stima; First runner up - Mathare United; Second runner up - Sony Sugar

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