Odemba has openly called on fans to stop harsh social media trolling, because players are falling apart under brutal online criticism.
By Toto Arege
Correspondent
NMG Sport
As Kenya intensifies preparations for the postponed 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), Harambee Starlets head coach Beldine Odemba has appealed to clubs to release players on time for national team assignments.
The national women’s football team is leaving for Lusaka, Zambia today, to participate in a four-nation international tournament as part of their build-up to the continental showpiece in Morocco from July 25 to August 19.
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Coach Odemba underscored that the matches are crucial for growth. Kenya will launch their quest against their hosts Zambia.
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