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Junior Starlets were rewarded for their historic qualification to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, with each player and member of the technical bench receiving Ksh42,000 in cash.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe money came shortly after Sunday’s memorable victory over South Africa at the Nyayo National Stadium.The rewards were courtesy of leaders, who joined the post-match celebrations following Kenya’s 3-1 comeback win.##NAJAVA_MECA_9845654##Former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko led the contributions with a Ksh1 million donation. Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga added Ksh200,000, while nominated MP Irene Mayaka contributed Ksh50,000. Other elected leaders present also made cash donations, with the total amount being shared equally among the players and members of the technical bench.The financial rewards capped a memorable evening for head coach Mildred Cheche and her charges, who once again etched their names into Kenyan football history after also qualifying for the 2024 to..

Tusker FC have completed the signing of Ivorian winger Aboubacar Doumbia as the Brewers continue their ambitious rebuilding project ahead of the 2026-2027 season.The 25-year-old joins the former Kenyan champions from Saudi Arabian First Division League side Al Orobah, bringing with him a wealth of experience from spells in Saudi Arabia, Cyprus and Israel.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsBefore moving to Saudi Arabia, Doumbia featured for Karmiotissa in Cyprus and represented Israeli clubs Hapoel Haifa, Maccabi Netanya and Maccabi Petah Tikva, where he established himself as a pacey and versatile right winger.The new signing also boasts international pedigree. He represented Ivory Coast at the 2019 Africa U-23 Cup of Nations before featuring at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.##NAJAVA_MECA_9847573##Doumbia has also turned out for the Elephants at U-20 and U-23 levels and has earned a senior national team cap.Doumbia becomes Tusker’s third major signing of the transfer window fol..

Harambee Stars-eligible midfielder Clive Oduor has been awarded an academy scholarship by English Championship side ,Wolverhampton Wanderers, underlining the club’s belief in his potential as he continues his journey towards professional football.The 17-year-old, who was born in the United Kingdom to Kenyan parents, remains eligible to represent Kenya at international level.##NAJAVA_MECA_9844488##Oduor joined the Wolves academy in 2024 and featured for the club’s Under-18 side during the 2025-2026 season. His development has now been rewarded with an academy scholarship for the 2026 intake, a significant milestone that keeps him on the pathway towards the club’s senior team.He is also the younger brother of Harambee Stars defender Clarke Oduor, who has represented Kenya at senior international level.Gor Mahia secures new Ksh7.5 million sponsorshipThe scholarship comes at a time when Harambee Stars head coach Benni McCarthy has intensified efforts to identify and recruit players of Keny..

Following their exit from the World Cup and the subsequent sacking of their manager, the Senegalese national football team has found itself at the center of a bizarre administrative scandal regarding the credentials of its medical staff.During a press conference, Abdoulaye Fall, the president of the Senegal Football Federation (FSF), stunned reporters by confirming that Dr. Abderahmane Fedior—who has looked after the squad’s medical needs for nearly ten years—is actually a gynecologist and obstetrician rather than a specialist in sports medicine.🚨JUST IN: Senegal’s FA president has commented on the team’s doctor who has been with them for 10 years: “Our team doctor doesn’t have the academic background to support our athletes. This is something I discovered rather late, because Dr. Fédior is a gynecologist by trade” pic.twitter.com/VfbmAy1MWI— Polymarket Sports (@PolymarketSport) July 13, 2026 ipt>Fall took responsibility for the oversight, admitting, “Our team doctor doesn’t have the a..

Kenya U20 captain Amos Wanjala has taken another major step towards realizing his European dream after earning a place in Valencia CF’s first-team squad for the club’s pre-season preparations ahead of the 2026-2027 campaign.The talented defender has been called up to train with the senior side after Lucas Núñez picked up an injury during Valencia’s training camp in Girona, handing the Kenyan youngster a golden opportunity to impress the coaching staff.##NAJAVA_MECA_9844488##Should Wanjala make the most of his chance during pre-season, he could force his way into Valencia’s first-team plans and earn a place in the club’s La Liga squad for the new season.The call-up also underlines the growing presence of Kenyan talent in Spain’s top flight. Wanjala becomes the second Kenyan player to join a La Liga club’s senior pre-season camp this summer after Job Ochieng, who is training with Real Sociedad’s first team. Ochieng has already made his senior debut for Sociedad and was part of the club’s..