Junior Starlets captain, Elizabeth Ochaka, said that the camp in Spain will be important, as a way of preparing them well psychologically for the tournament.
"We are very happy and psyched up. This will be the first time we will play against high-profile teams in Europe, and this will help us build our confidence in the World Cup. We will give our best and make our country proud once more. We will make history," said the Wiyeta Girls alumnae.
Kenya’s Junior Starlets coach Mildred Cheche Tuesday boldly declared that their primary goal at the 2024 Fifa Under-17 Womens' World Cup is to get into the knock-out stages.
Starlets will be making their first appearance at the global tournament set for the Dominican Republic from October 16 to November 3.
