Football Kenya Federation president Nick Mwendwa is optimistic that the national U-15 football team will be a force to reckon with when they will represent country in the 2021 Under-17 World Cup qualifiers. The team will train on the modern artificial playing surface and other recreational services offered at the club. Mwendwa, who was flanked by the federation’s chief executive officer, Robert Muthomi and FKF Youth committee chairman Chris Amimo, said the team will participate in the inaugural Cecafa U-15 tournament set for August in Eritrea. He said: “It’s good for us to partner with football for a start and we are also looking forward to co-operating with KT. We have discussed with the federation’s president but meanwhile, we hope the football kids will be nurtured here and will help grow their talents.”

Source: The Star May 01, 2019 01:52 UTC