Inside the rise of a little-known Kenyan starlet targeting Zambian league glory with Zesco Ndola Girls
The Zambian frontier has in recent years offered a fertile environment for Kenyan footballers seeking sterner challenges across the region. From the past Zesco United trio of: David ‘Calabar’Owino, Jesse Were and Anthony Akumu to the present Moses Shuma at Power Dynamos, the men, each flourishing regardless of club- the shift has now swung the women’s way. Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsIvy Omondi, after a brief sabbatical from football, has found her way into Zesco Ndola Girls starting eleven barely weeks after signing for the Super league outfit. ##NAJAVA_MECA_9666616##Deployed as a free-roving midfielder, Omondi’s entry into the ZSL is nothing short of pioneering, and her performance for Ndola Girls will heavily determine this. This she knows. ‘’Of course it’s not going to be easy. In fact it’s not but this is where I am now and must compete and prove that Zesco bringing me in was not in vain,’’ she says. Victor Wanyama explains decision to retire from football at 34Omo..