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The imminent appointment of Benni McCarthy as the new Harambee Stars head coach could mark a significant turning point for Kenya’s emerging football talents, especially if his views on youth development in South Africa are anything to go by.
McCarthy, a former Manchester United forwards coach, is set to take over from Engin Firat in the coming days, marking his first role as a national team coach.
His previous coaching stints at AmaZulu FC and Cape Town City FC in South Africa provided him with valuable experience in nurturing local talents.
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His arrival in Kenya comes at a critical time, as the nation prepares for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), which Kenya will co-host alongside Uganda and Tanzania.
The tournament presents a golden opportunity for Kenya to showcase its footballing prowess on a continental stage.
The UEFA Champions League winner has shared his thoughts on South African football, particularly the challenges of nurturing young talents.
The 47-year-old criticized the cautious approach of coaches, arguing that many are more concerned with job security than developing future stars.
Players like captain Amos Wanjala, Aldrine Kibet, Kevin Wangaya, William Gitamu, Baron Ochieng, and Andreas Odhiambo are seen as future prospects for the senior team.
Their inclusion could provide the boost Kenya needs as it seeks to rebuild and compete at the continental level.
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