President William Ruto has revealed that his son, George Ruto, is keen on joining football administration in Kenya. To prepare for this role, George is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sports management.Though largely operating behind the scenes, George has been an avid supporter of local football. He backs Jamhuri Sports Academy, which clinched the Talanta Super Cup title in Eldoret last year, and has also organized several football tournaments in Nairobi. In previous appearances, he has been spotted wearing the jersey of FKF Division One side Kibra United.##NAJAVA_MECA_8859677##Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More NewsWhile hosting Kenya’s U20 national team, the Rising Stars, at State House on Tuesday, President Ruto shared that George’s involvement in football goes beyond fandom. He is now actively equipping himself for a leadership role in the sport.“My own son is a great fan of football,” the president said. “He keeps urging me that we must do something to improve the game in Kenya. He’s interested in football management and is currently pursuing further studies so he can come back and support the sport.”All set for SOYA’s 21st anniversary on ThursdayThe President hinted that George may one day take up a formal leadership position within football structures in the country. “To show you how serious he is, he has enrolled in a master’s program in sports management to better understand how to support the game. Young people like him see the vast opportunities in sports—especially football.”President Ruto also encouraged the Rising Stars as they prepare for the upcoming Africa U20 Cup of Nations (AFCON), promising to personally attend the final in Cairo if the team qualifies.“I know the assignment in Egypt is tough, but if you make it to the final, I’ll be there. Get to the finals—I’ll be in the stands cheering you on,” he said.Where to watch and how to get tickets for Junior Starlets vs. Cameroon showdownKenya U20 AFCON squadGoalkeepers: Kevin Oduor, Wyclifford Oduor, Bernard JairoDefenders: Baron Ochieng, Humphrey Obina, Jackson Imbiakha, Joseph Bate, Manzu Okwaro, Amos Wanjala, Talena Ochieng, Collins OchiengMidfielders: Kevin Wangaya, Emilio Brian, Irad Mshindi, Mark Shaban, Humphrey Aroko, Aldrine Kibet, Kelly MadadaForwards: Hassan Beja, Ezekiel Omuri, Elly Owande, William Gitama, Javan Omondi, Lawrence Ouma, Oliver MachakaMuluya eyeing revenge against Gor Mahia in Mozzart Bet Cup quarter-final
