Harambee Stars prospect Wilson Waweru has completed a permanent move to English National League side Wealdstone FC, strengthening his prospects of continuing his career in the English football pyramid.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Kenyan striker joins the Stones after impressing during a training spell with the club in pre-season, earning a permanent contract ahead of the new campaign.Waweru has spent the bulk of his career in the League of Ireland, gaining valuable experience at both Premier Division and lower-tier level.##NAJAVA_MECA_9895158##One of his notable spells came with Sligo Rovers, where he found the net nine times in 44 league appearances, during his time with the Premier Division outfit.Wealdstone confirmed the signing in an announcement welcoming the forward to the club.STARS ABROAD: Kenyan striker opens goal account at new club in Tanzania“We are delighted to announce the signing of Wilson Waweru, who joins on a permanent deal," the club posted. “The striker has spent most of his career in the League of Ireland, including a spell in the Premier Division with Sligo Rovers, where he scored nine times in 44 league appearances.He joins after spending the last weeks of pre-season training with the squad, and will be available for selection in our first home match of the season against Harrogate Town on Saturday. Welcome to Wealdstone, Wilson.”Seven foreign signings who could light up 2026-2027 FKF Premier LeagueThe move sees Waweru become the latest Kenyan player to feature in the English football pyramid, while also linking up with compatriot Micah Obiero at Grosvenor Vale.Obiero joined Wealdstone three years ago, and recently extended his stay with the club, giving Waweru a familiar face as he begins a new chapter in England.The arrival of the Kenyan forward also provides Wealdstone with an additional attacking option as manager David Noble looks to build a squad capable of competing at the top end of the National League.Charlton manager reveals timeline for Ouma's integration into playing squadWealdstone will be hoping Waweru can translate his experience from the League of Ireland into goals, and provide the attacking spark needed during the long National League campaign.The National League, England's fifth tier and the highest level of the National League System, offers a pathway to the professional divisions, with promotion ultimately leading to the English Football League.##NAJAVA_MECA_9895182##