Malkia Strikers star Malyn Terry Tata has opened up on the possibility of a move outside Kenya following her outstanding performance at the recently concluded 2026 CAVB Women’s African Nations Volleyball Championship.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsTata was one of Kenya’s standout performers at the continental showpiece, captivating fans with her powerful spikes as Malkia Strikers marched to the final.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945639##Her impressive displays earned her the tournament’s Best Opposite Hitter award and further placed her in the spotlight beyond the continent.Online reports have since linked the 19-year-old KCB Volleyball star with a possible move abroad, a development she addressed in an exclusive interview with Mozzart Sport.“I would not say whether there is contact or not yet, but I am definitely dreaming of playing professionally outside the country. Nonetheless, it doesn't keep me awake at night. If it happens, I will be grateful. If it does not, that is also okay because I will keep working hard,” said Tata.Why Marian Sokoiyo backs Malkia Strikers to get over deflating Egypt lossSpeaking on the sidelines of the team’s courtesy visit to leading gaming firm Mozzart Bet, the official sponsor of Malkia Strikers, Tata also reflected on Kenya’s disappointing defeat to Egypt in the final.Malkia Strikers fell to a 3-0 defeat against the North Africans, missing out on the continental title despite an impressive run to the final.“We really wished we could win the game. We gave our best, but it was not meant to be this time. We are therefore grateful to have finished as runners-up,” she stated.Malkia Strikers captain opens up about dark period of processing loss to EgyptThe youngster also thanked the Kenyan fans who turned up at Kasarani and rallied behind the team throughout the championship.“We just urge our fans and Kenyans at large to keep supporting and pushing us. We felt the love throughout the African Championship,” she said.Malkia Strikers will now shift their focus to preparations for the 2027 FIVB Women’s World Cup in the USA and Canada.##NAJAVA_MECA_9945649##
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