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Malkia Strikers coach Bitok warns players on Olympic Games slots

Edith Wisa (left} and Joy Luseneka at Kasarani Stadium. [Jonah Onyango, Standard]

Malkia Strikers coach Paul Bitok has warned his team that they risk being dropped following the move to push back the Olympic Games by a year.

Bitok, who hopes to end Kenya's jinx and secure a win at the Olympic Games, said one year is too long and a lot can change in terms of players' fitness and performance. He has called for a systematic review of each player's progress.

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