Mambo asks for talent nurturing

Football
By Ernest Ndunda | Jan 01, 2019
Ibrahim Abdallah (right) from Maersk Line FC controls the ball against Ayub Yusuf (left) from Filken Transit Forwarders FC during the final match of the East, Central and Southern Africa Shipping and Logistics (ECSAFOT) Football Tournament at the Mombasa Sports Club, November 25, 2018. Maersk Line FC won 3-0 to be crowned this year's champions. [PHOTO BY GIDEON MAUNDU/STANDARD].

Former Harambee Stars captain Robert Mambo has said there is need to nurture talent at the grassroot if Kenya was to make a major impact in world football.

“If Kenya is serious in making a major step in football globally then we need to look for talent at the grassroot,” Mambo said. He said he was proud to see football tournaments are being organised at the grassroots with the aim of tapping talent.

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