Ex-Starlets skipper Aluoch backs Kenya to shine at Wafcon

Kenya have been drawn in Group A alongside hosts Morocco, Senegal and Algeria...

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Former Harambee Starlets captain Ann Aluoch believes the current Kenyan squad has the potential to advance beyond the group stage at the upcoming 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) in Morocco.

The Harambee Starlets, who arrived in Rabat on Thursday after a training camp in France, are aiming to qualify for the 2027 Fifa Women’s World Cup.
Key players in the squad include those who have World Cup experience, bolstering confidence despite a tough draw in Group A with hosts Morocco, Senegal, and Algeria.
Aluoch, who captained Kenya during their debut in the 2016 Wafcon, highlighted the team's blend of professional and young talent, citing the Junior Starlets' recent win against Morocco's U-17 team as an example of potential.

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