Harambee Starlets midfielder Diana Wacera has joined the growing list of Kenyan women footballers moving abroad this transfer window, signing for Greek giants Olympiacos S.F.P. Women.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe midfield dynamo left Kenya Police Bullets FC at the end of last season and now heads to Piraeus for her first spell outside Kenya.Olympiacos announced the start of its cooperation with the midfielder, saying she had signed her new contract and joined the squad.##NAJAVA_MECA_9998545##Wacera's career began in Nairobi with the Mathare Youth Sports Association (MYSA), where she first got noticed as a top scorer at the Norway Cup.She later played for Mathare United Women and Gaspo Women FC, and became one of the best playmakers in the region.Her last stop was Kenya Police Bullets FC, where she anchored the midfield through a dominant run that brought back-to-back FKF Women's Premier League titles.Wacera led the midfield for Kenya in the FIFA U20 Women's World Cup qualifiers, and her discipline and vision earned her a recall to the senior team for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) qualifiers.AFCON 2027 preparations gather pace as Kenya advances Talanta Stadium rail linkOlympiacos is the most decorated sporting institution in Greece, with a 101-year history, but its women's football team is much newer having been formed in 2011 and completely refounded in 2025, to copy the club's dominance in the women's game.The side won the 2025/26 Gamma Ethniki, the Greek third division, and went unbeaten on the way to promotion to the Beta Ethniki.The next target is the top-flight Alpha Ethniki, followed by UEFA Women's Champions League qualification, and the club is signing African talent to get there.English manager explains why Harambee Stars have landed a gem in teenage wingerHarambee Starlets forward Nancy Atako Mmbaya, who scored 28 goals at MSL Flamingo, signed ahead of the 2026/27 season.Their moves add to a busy window for Kenyan women's football. Striker Elizabeth Mideva has joined FC Gintra in Lithuania, while teenage forward Valerie Nekesa has signed for Spain's CD Tenerife Femenino.
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