Harambee Stars coach Firat names squad for Four Nations Tournament

Harambee Stars Coach Engin Firat has unveiled the provisional squad for the Four Nations Tournament, scheduled to be held in Mauritius from June 11th to June 18th, 2023.

This 30-man provisional squad comprises a perfect blend of talented local-based players and seasoned foreign-based players.

Coach Firat has strategically selected this squad with an eye on the upcoming CAF and FIFA assignments. Additionally, the Four Nations Tournament offers an opportunity for players to show what they can offer.

Among the new faces receiving their maiden call-ups to the national team are Simon Masaka (Sofapaka), Kevin Luke Otiala (Kariobangi Sharks), Charles Ouma (Kenya Police), and Moses Shummah (Kakamega Homeboyz). Their inclusion reflects the coach’s commitment to injecting fresh energy into the team.

Furthermore, Brian Bwire (Tusker), Robinson Kamura (Kakamega Homeboyz), and Boniface Omondi (Gor Mahia) have made a return to the national team, adding valuable experience and depth to the squad.

Stars kick off residential training on Monday, June 5, and are set to depart for Mauritius on June 10, 2023.

They will be pitted against the hosts Mauritius, Djibouti, and Pakistan.

Provisional Squad

Ian Otieno (Zesco, Zambia), Bryne Odhiambo (KCB) ,Brian Bwire (Tusker), Simon Masaka   (Sofapaka)

Joseph Okumu (Gent, Belgium), Daniel Anyembe (Viborg, Denmark), Eric Ouma (AIK, Sweden) Collins Shichenje (KUPS), Daniel Sakari (Tusker), David Ochieng (Kenya Police), Abud   Omar (Kenya Police), Mohamed Siraj (Bandari), Kevin Luke Otiala (Kariobangi Sharks), Robinson Kamura (Kakamega Homeboyz)

Amos Nondi (Ararat, Armenia), Richard Odada (Philadelphia Union, USA), Kenneth Muguna (Azam, Tanzania), Teddy Akumu (Sagan Tosu, Japan), Alvin Mangeni (Kenya Police), Clifton Miheso (Kenya Police), Charles Ouma (Kenya Police), Abdallah Hassan (Bandari), Joseph Mwangi (Nzoia Sugar), Alpha Onyango (Gor Mahia), Bonface Omondi- (Gor Mahia), Victor Omune  (AFC Leopards ).

Michael Olunga (Al Duhail, Qatar), Masoud Juma (Difaa El Jadidi, Morocco), Moses Shummah (Kakamega Homeboyz), and Benson Omalla (Gor Mahia).