Simbas backrower on hurdles blocking Kenyan players from overseas transfers
Kenya Simbas backrower Bethuel Anami has opened up on why he believes it is becoming increasingly difficult for Kenyan rugby players to secure opportunities with clubs abroad despite the country’s rich pool of talent.The former Kenya Sevens international, who recently returned home after spending close to four seasons in France, says the lack of player representation and limited exposure in the 15-a-side game continue to hinder local players from making the leap to professional rugby overseas.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsAnami, who featured for French Federal 2 side Maisons-Laffitte, Saint-Germain-en-Laye, and Poissy (MLSGP) after an earlier stint with Stade Caennais RC, believes stronger links between Kenyan rugby and overseas clubs would significantly improve players’ chances of landing professional contracts.”You will find that with rugby, we do not have that agency trying to help players get clubs abroad. That is the main problem, in terms of people to help us but we..