Youth development coach details strategy to safeguard Harambee Stars’ future
Kibera Black Stars head coach and Ligi Ndogo Academy mentor, Iddi Badi, has opened up on what he believes Kenya must urgently do to secure the future of youth football and fully unlock the country’s vast talent potential.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKenya has,over the years, continued to produce talented young footballers across different age categories, with many showing promise in regional and continental competitions.However, the country has repeatedly struggled to establish stable youth structures, often assembling junior national teams at the last minute before major tournaments.##NAJAVA_MECA_9719449##From Under-13 and Under-15 teams to Under-20, Under-23 and women’s youth sides, the inconsistency in planning and development has remained one of the biggest concerns within Kenyan football.According to Badi, who has been involved in youth coaching since 2005 immediately after finishing high school, the country possesses enormous potential but must first streamline its..