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Harambee Stars depart for Mauritius a confident lot

Boniface Omondi (left) vies for the ball with Luke Otiala

Boniface Omondi (left) vies for the ball with Luke Otiala during Harambee Stars' training session at Safaricom M-PESA Foundation in Thika on June 09, 2023 ahead of their upcoming four-nation tournament in Mauritius. 


Photo credit: Wilfred Nyangaresi | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • The team under the tutelage of Turkish coach Engin Firat held their last training session in Kenya on Friday morning at Mpesa Foundation in Thika after being in camp for the last five days
  • Kenya will play its first match on June 11 against Djibouti before facing Pakistan on June 14
  • Firat said that he is giving new players a chance to gain international experience in order to build a strong team that can make Kenya become a football powerhouse in future

A 23-man Harambee Stars squad departs the country at 4am on Saturday morning for Mauritius where they will participate in the Four Nations Tournament from June 11 to 18.

Mauritius, Kenya, Djibouti and Pakistan will participate in the tournament.