Kenyan international midfielder Kenneth Muguna has urged TV and radio stations to hire former footballers as football analysts as he believes that they are best suited for the job.Media outlets often hire analysts with expertise in specific fields, such as football, to provide insight into various developments in the sport and analyze matches.##NAJAVA_MECA_8507700##The Police FC player is now advocating for these roles to be reserved for those who have played the game. He expressed his views on his official Facebook account early Sunday morning.”Radio/TV stations should hire former players to talk about football,” his post read in part.The former Gor Mahia captain appeared unimpressed with some analysts, which led him to make the critical remarks.”I’ve been listening to some of the so-called presenters/analysts. They don’t even know or understand what they’re talking about,” he added.His criticism comes just two days after the national team, Harambee Stars, failed to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).Kenya needed a win against Zimbabwe to keep their qualification hopes alive, but the match, played on Friday evening at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, South Africa, ended in a 1-1 draw.Team Blue solidifies FKF leadership as allies secure majority counties after Saturday pollsThe result took The Warriors of Zimbabwe’s tally to nine points, four more than Harambee Stars, with only one round of matches remaining.Zimbabwe joined the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon, who had already qualified as Group J’s representatives in the continental tournament, which will be held in Morocco from 21st December 2025 to 18th January 2026.Muguna has been part of the Harambee Stars squad striving for qualification, although he was not part of the team that played against Zimbabwe.The post by the 2016 FKF Premier League Most Valuable Player (MVP) is expected to spark mixed reactions from stakeholders in the football industry.Michael Olunga reflects on Harambee Stars’ AFCON heartbreak, calls for infrastructure development
