Harambee Stars coach Engin Firat has clarified the inclusion of three players born outside the country in the latest Harambee Stars squad.Forward Adam Wilson Ayiro, who plays for Bradford in England, and defender Tobias Knost, born in Germany and playing for SC Verl in the third tier of German football, are the latest players of Kenyan origin to earn call-ups to the national fold. Bruce Kamau, born in Kenya but raised in Australia, has also been named in the squad.##NAJAVA_MECA_8123999##The trio is part of the Harambee Stars squad currently preparing for two World Cup qualifiers against Burundi and the Ivory Coast, set to be played in Malawi in June. Firat explained their inclusion in the national team squad, stating they deserve a chance to display their capabilities.“Adam Wilson has represented the England U18 team. Tobias Knost has featured for the Germany U18 team, and Bruce Kamau brings experience and top-level performance. These are Kenyan players with quality and potential who deserve an opportunity to showcase what they can offer,” said the coach.As it happened: Engin Firat mad as Harambee Stars are forced to play away from homeSquad:Goalkeepers: Patrick Matasi (Kenya Police), Byrne Odhiambo (Bandari), Boniphas Munyasa (Muranga Seal), Ian Otieno (Zesco, Zambia)Defenders: Johnstone Omurwa (Estrela, Portugal), Alphonse Omija (Dhofar-Oman), Amos Nondi (Ararat, Armenia), Brian Okoth (Kenya Police), Abud Omar (Kenya Police), Tobias Knost (SV Verl, Germany)Midfielders: John Ochieng (Zanaco, Zambia), Eric Johanna (UTA, Romania), Adam Wilson (Bradford City, England), Anthony Akumu (Unattached), Kenneth Muguna (Kenya Police), Kaycie Odhiambo (AFC Leopards), Chrispine Erambo (Tusker), Rooney Onyango (Gor Mahia), Ayub Timbe (Sabail, Azerbaijan), Duke Abuya (Singida, Tanzania), Bruce Kamau (Perth Glory, Australia)Forwards: John Avire (Misr El Makasa, Egypt), Austine Odhiambo (Gor Mahia), Benson Omala (Gor Mahia), Elvis Rupia (Singida, Tanzania)Top ten FKF Premier League players who will soon be free agents
