Ex-Harambee Starlets defender Terry Ouko lands key FIFA World Cup role
Former Harambee Starlets defender Terry Ouko is set to represent Kenya on football’s biggest stage after securing a senior operational role at the 2026 FIFA World Cup..
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Former Harambee Starlets defender Terry Ouko has been appointed by FIFA to a key role at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, representing Kenya on the global stage.
- Ouko will serve as the Sustainability and Human Rights Venue Manager at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
- This appointment ensures Kenya's presence at the tournament, despite the national team failing to qualify.
- Ouko's responsibilities include overseeing FIFA's sustainability and human rights framework, ensuring operations align with global standards on inclusion, safeguarding, and environmental responsibility.
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