On the 13th of February 2024, the behavior of Kenneth Muguna, a Kenyan international footballer, sparked controversy during a match for Police. Muguna previously played for Gor Mahia, and his actions towards his former team raised questions about respect and humility. Instead of acknowledging his former club with respect or at least refraining from celebrating excessively, Muguna’s actions were seen as egotistical and disrespectful. This behavior shifted the focus from the match and the pre-match controversies to Muguna himself.

The article also reflects on Muguna’s career and achievements, suggesting that his greatest moments were when he won individual awards and league titles. However, the writer questions whether Muguna’s ego has clouded his judgment and ability to value his former team. Other former players who contributed to the match victory for Police, such as Tito Okello, David ‘Cheche’ Ochieng’, Musa Mohammed, and Francis Kahata, refrained from excessive celebration and showed a level of modesty in contrast to Muguna’s behavior. The writer emphasizes the need for Muguna to show humility and apologize for his actions, comparing his situation to Muhammad Ali’s confidence and self-assuredness.

The text highlights the importance of humility and respect, especially in the context of professional sportsmanship.