Harambee Stars midfielder Tyler Onyango has completed a move to English League One side Sheffield Wednesday, signing a three-year contract that will keep him at the club until 2029.The combative midfielder brings with him valuable experience from his long association with Everton, where he spent more than a decade after joining the club's youth setup in 2011 at the age of eight.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsOnyango progressed through the ranks at Goodison Park before earning his senior-team promotion in 2020. During his time with the Toffees, he gained experience at the highest level of English football while also spending periods away from the club on loan to gain regular first-team football.##NAJAVA_MECA_9883186##The move to Sheffield Wednesday now presents the Kenyan international with an opportunity to establish himself as a key figure in a new project and, importantly, secure consistent playing time as he looks to take the next step in his career.Speaking after completing the transfer, Onyango expressed his excitement at joining Wednesday and his belief in the direction the club is heading."I am absolutely delighted to join the club. I know the project and the direction the club is going. I have seen what has happened over the last few years and, for me, it feels like a new chapter," Onyango said.English side eyeing Harambee Stars midfielder ahead of 2026-2027 seasonBorn in England to a Kenyan father, Onyango previously represented England at youth level, featuring for the Young Lions at both U17 and U18 level. However, the midfielder recently committed his international future to Kenya, making him eligible to represent Harambee Stars going forward.Despite his decision to switch allegiance, Onyango is yet to make his senior debut for Kenya and will be hoping his move to Sheffield Wednesday can provide the regular playing time needed to stake his claim for a place in the national team.Mozzart Bet kits 400 teams as Migori grassroots football extravaganza kicks offThe move to Wednesday comes at an important stage of the midfielder's career. At 23, Onyango will be hoping that the switch provides the platform to play regularly, develop his game and make a bigger impact at club level as he targets his first appearance for Harambee Stars.
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