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Nakuru lacks top women footballers despite of abundance of talents.

Harambee Starlets Mercyline Anyango (left) and Mary Dan of South Sudan in the Africa Women Cup of Nations Qualifiers return leg match at the Nyayo National Stadium, Oct 23, 2021. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Experienced coaches are still flocking Nakuru city in search of raw young talents that could be molded to match those of European and Western world powerhouses.

And the coaches are keen on both male and female players in the age bracket of seven to 18 years who should be scouted for trials before they are awarded education scholarships in the American universities.

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