Legend of Kenyan football fears football in his country for its lack of production of good players

England-born Taiwo Atieno, who decided to represent the Kenyan national football team, fears that his country will not be able to produce good players internationally after these days.

The fears of the Kenyan legend were that the national team would not be able to produce world-class players like Victor Wanyama, who represented Kenyan football well and made a very good career.

The Legend explained his pessimism by saying that the country lacks the appropriate structure to produce high-class players and stressed through a post on social media that Kenyan football must go through several stages in order to return and produce world-class players.

He also mentioned that over the past twenty-five years Kenya has produced stars like Dennis Oliech, Victor Wanyama, and McDonald's Mariga and all these stars have left their mark in world and European football and moved between international teams as well and in a country with a population of 55 million other players of the same style should be produced.

The former Harambee Stars star explains his fear that there are a lot of talented players who leave football due to lack of interest in their talent.