Kenya’s national national team, Harambee Stars Chief coach Benni McCarthy has remained scratching his head again after midfielder Mohamed Bajaber left the camp just five days before the Championship of Africa (Chan) in East Africa began.

22-year-old, who was impressive last season helping Kenya FC police To win their first title ever in Kenyan Premier League, it is said to have left the camp on Monday in front of the planned tournament to begin on August 2.

His departure from the camp comes just weeks after FKF Premier League’s best scorer Moses Shumah and racing Emmanuel Osoro Left Harambee Stars Camp to sign for Premier League Zambian champions Energy dynamics.

Shumah, who scored 17 goals while playing for Kakamega Homeboyz And Osoro, who reached 16 goals, signed a permanent two-year agreement, which automatically excluded them from the Chan tour.

Signing for Dynamos, the duo became inappropriate for Chan who is reserved for the players, who show for their clubs in the respective local leagues.

Bayaber Leaves camp to Tanzania

A resource within the Harambee Stars, who did not want to be named, confirmed exclusively Flurry He was allowed to leave the camp to sign for a club on the Tanzania Premier League continent.

The source further confirmed that Power sc It was the most likely destination for Bayber, who impressed Kenya during their friendly matches against Adad WITHIN Morocco.

Friendles played in the last bayaber transfer window to produce a great midfield screen while Kenya withdrew their first 0-0 game and followed it with a 2-1 win, which was the first and the only victory under the reign of coach McCarthy.

“Strong to come that Bayber will not be part of Kenya’s team for Chan, he left the camp on Monday and is currently in Tanzani negotiating for a deal to sign for Simba,” The source, which did not want to be named because of the sensitivity of the matter, told him Flurry Monday, July 28.

“By my meaning, he was given the green light to leave the camp by the coach, who does not want to stay on the way of any player seeking to play outside Kenya.

“Bajaber was part of his plans, but when the player came up with the deal, he felt it was good to let him go.”

When asked why Bayber could not wait for Chan to end before he went for agreement or sign a pre-contract with the interested club, the source said: “No club can wait to sign a player with Chan Set have a lot of scouts, both domestic and foreign, which means Bayber’s value can be increased.

The Harambee Stars will play their group matches or in Kasareni Stadium. They have been drawn alongside Morocco, AngolaDr Kongo, and Zambia. Kenya will play their opening At 15:00 with local time against the Democratic Republic of Congo.

After the opening against Dr. Kongo, Kenya’s second match will be against Angola on Tuesday, August 7, before facing Morocco on Sunday, August 10 and ending their group matches against Chipolopolo on Sunday, August 17.

This will mark Kenya’s debut on the Chan tour. As the country last appeared at the African Nation’s Cup 2019 (Afcon) in Egypt, where the team came out in the group stage, this time the harambee stars will be eager to make a deeper run, especially with the added motivation to play in household lands.

The tournament will last from August 2 to August 30, 2025, and promises to be an exciting celebration of local football talent throughout East Africa.