Murang’a Seal goalkeeper Bonphas Munyasa says he will not stop at anything until he makes his Harambee Stars debut following his inclusion in the team.Munyasa was drafted in the 25-man provisional squad released on Monday afternoon for the World Cup Qualifiers against Burundi and Ivory Coast.This was the second time the custodian was securing a place in the national team having earned his first in March.##NAJAVA_MECA_8117246##Munyasa didn’t make the final team for the Four Nations tournament played in March in Malawi as coach Engin Firat elected to travel with the trio of Patrick Matasi, Bryne Omondi, and Ian Otieno.With local-based players set to troop to camp in the course of the week, Munyasa says he has full confidence in his skills to earn him a place in the team that will travel to Malawi next week.2026 WCQ: Olunga, Odada and Anyembe will be in the Harambee Stars squad, Firat clarifiesUnfortunately, Kenya will host Burundi in Malawi due to the lack of a FIFA-approved stadium in the country at the moment.“Last time, the call-up and training with the team were satisfying. This time around, I am yearning for more. I am determined to be in the final squad and debut,” he told Mozzart Sport.The former Sofapaka shot-stopper insists that he is not afraid of the competition he will face from the trio, who were preferred in the past international window.Olunga, Odada miss as Firat names Harambee Stars provisional squad for World Cup qualifiersHe says his confidence levels have shot up to a new high, and has generally improved his goalkeeping abilities.“I have had time to work on the areas the national team technical bench advised me to. I feel I have improved a lot and can handle pressure pretty well,” he added.Besides playing for Sofapaka and Seal, Munyasa has previously turned for APS Bomet and Kenya Police.
