FKF TARGETS KENYAN DIASPORA STARS.

Harambee Stars head coach Benni McCarthy is leading the charge in Europe to recruit players of Kenyan descent, joining forces with McDonald Mariga, Yusuf Abdallah, and team manager Nick Kimanthi. The FKF delegation is currently in talks with several eligible players, with some based in England and Germany already agreeing to pledge their international future to Harambee Stars.

McCarthy, who has extensive experience playing and coaching in top European leagues, is confident in his ability to attract top talent. He's expressed interest in players like Tyler Onyango (Everton), Djed Spence (Tottenham), and Clement Mutahi Bischoff (Brøndby IF), who have Kenyan roots and are making waves in European football.

The recruitment drive aims to strengthen the national team and boost Harambee Stars' performance in international competitions. McCarthy has emphasized the importance of ambition and success in national teams to attract European clubs' attention.

Some of the targeted players include:
- *Tyler Onyango*: Everton midfielder with Kenyan roots
- *Djed Spence*: Tottenham defender eligible to play for Kenya, Jamaica, or England
- *Clement Mutahi Bischoff*: Danish-born midfielder with Kenyan heritage, playing for Brøndby IF
- *Linton Maina*: German-born midfielder with Kenyan father, playing for FC Köln
- *Zak Vyner*: Bristol City defender born in England, eligible to play for Kenya.