Benni McCarthy names Harambee Stars' final squad for Morocco friendlies against Chad
The squad features a blend of youth and experience, with several familiar faces joined by promising new talents eager to make their mark on the international stage.
Harambee Stars head coach Benni McCarthy has unveiled the final 26-man squad set to face Chad in two international friendlies scheduled for 7 and 10 June 2025. The matches will take place in Morocco, as Kenya seeks to build momentum ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.
The national team is expected to depart tonight for Morocco, where they will lock horns with Chad in what is expected to be a key test for McCarthy's men.
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The squad features a blend of youth and experience, with several familiar faces joined by promising new talents eager to make their mark on the international stage.
Goalkeepers:
Brian Bwire
Faruk Shikalo
Sepstianos Wekesa
Defenders:
Brian Mandela
Alphonce Omija
Sylvester Owino
Siraj Mohammed
Abud Omar
Daniel Sakari
Swaleh Pamba
Lewis Bandi
Midfielders:
Brian Musa
Alpha Onyango
Austine Odhiambo
Ben Stanley Omondi
Boniface Muchiri
Mohammed Bajaber
William Lenkupae
Adam Wilson
James Kinyanjui
David Sakwa
Forwards:
Beja Nyamawi
Moses Shumah
Emmanuel Osoro
The two friendlies are expected to offer McCarthy an opportunity to assess his squad’s depth and fine-tune tactics ahead of Kenya’s upcoming competitive matches.
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