Former Kenyan international Nicholas Muyoti has admitted that Harambee Stars are ill-prepared for the upcoming 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.Kenya was pooled alongside 2017 African champions Cameroon, Namibia and fellow CECAFA nation Burundi in a draw conducted on Tuesday.BREAKING: Harambee Stars to face Cameroon in AFCON qualifiersHarambee Stars’ participation in the upcoming qualifiers is still shrouded in doubt with Kenya still serving a FIFA Suspension for government interference.Muyoti who is currently the Nairobi City Stars head coach noted that he had no qualms about the group opponents but added that Harambee Stars preparations are not adequate.“I have no worries about the group that we have been drawn in, the most important thing is always in preparations. Are we prepared to play these matches? The answer is that we are not ready and the other nations are ready to beat us.This means that we have to go back to the drawing board to see where we went wrong and where have we not been doing right to find ourselves in such a situation and we have to find solutions,” said Muyoti.🔢 = ✅Here are the full #TotalEnergiesAFCONQ2023 groups 👇Who will reach the final tournament? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/SpWgkqt9TE— CAF (@CAF_Online) April 19, 2022 The last time Harambee Stars featured in a competitive game was the 2-1 win over Rwanda back in November 2021 which marked their only win of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.Kenya have two weeks to sort out their football wranglers, failure to which they will be expelled from the qualifiers.
