Davis Agesa Amuyunzu is a Kenyan striker formerly of Kenyan Premier League sides Nairobi City Stars, F.C. Talanta, and now in the ranks of Kenyan second-tier side MCF.Mozzart Sport, 27 Oct 2022 MCF courting unsettled FC Talanta forward
Club career AgesaFutaa, 15 Apr 2020 City Stars striker Davis Agesa on why looks up to Wanga and life after football is reported to have had a brief stint with Seychelle's side Revengers FC in 2015,Goal,27 Sept 2021 Nairobi City Stars striker Agesa of his unfruitful Seychelles stint a club he joined from lower-tier side Vapor Sports.
In 2017 AgesaNairobi News, 15 Apr 2020 I was made for football and I’m a lion on the pitch, City Stars striker Davis Agesa says joined Nairobi City Stars and went on to score seven goals by the end of the season. He moved to the Kenyan Premier League side Thika United F.C. in the first part of the 2018 season before returning to City Stars after featuring in ten games.
He was to head out for a short stint in Asia before returning to City Stars for the second part of the 2018/19 season.
He was part of City Stars' second-tier title-winning 2019/20 season where he became the club's top scorerGoal, 21 Sep 2020 Nairobi City Stars’ NSL top scorer Agesa ready for KPL returnThe-Star, 22 Sept 2020 ready to test acumen against KPL defenders in the second tier. HeMozzart Sport, 11 Feb 2022 Resilient Agesa lauds turnaround in formKenya Sports News, 12 Feb 2022 City Stars striker Davis Agesa pleased with his performance in the league then committed to stay on at the club for two further seasons upon the team's return to the top tier. He left City Stars at the end of his termMozzart Sport, 5 Aug 2022 Restructuring City Stars sends seven packing for F.C. Talanta Mozzart Sport, 10 Sep 2022 Kenyatta adds three more experienced players to rebuilding Talanta whom he left to join MCF.
He registered two assists on his premier league debut for City StarsGoal, 1 Dec 2020 Agesa happy to assist on debut for Nairobi City Stars vs Nzoia Sugar in the 2020-21 FKF Premier League season-opener in Narok in late November 2020. He went on to score three times across two topflight seasons at City Stars.
Misfortune In mid 2023, Agesa is said to have been duped by an agent and flown to Malaysia for a deal that never materialised. He is said to have been strandedPulse Sport, 24 Aug 2023 Former Nairobi City Stars player stranded abroad after botched move and only returned home after an effort initiated by global player union FIFPRO.FIFPRO, 11 Oct 2023 Malaysian and Kenyan unions help stranded player return home after being cheated by fake agent
Honours Club Nairobi City Stars National Super League' Champions (1): 2019-20
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