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Exciting Junior Starlets wonderkid Marion Serenge has revealed the position she believes they can finish at the upcoming FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, further revealing her career targets.
Junior Starlets wonderkid Marion Serenge has set her ambitions high ahead of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup.
As Kenya prepares to make its mark on the global stage, Serenge believes that her team has what it takes to reach the semifinals of the prestigious tournament, which will take place from October 16 to November 3 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Serenge, an exceptionally talented forward, sees the World Cup as not only an opportunity to shine but also as a stepping stone towards her ultimate goal of securing a contract with a European club.
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06:05 - 24.06.2024
A look into Junior Starlets' opponents for the upcoming U-17 FIFA Women's World Cup: What should they expect?
Kenya have been grouped in group C of the upcoming FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup alongside Mexico, South Korea and England. This is what you need to know about the three teams:
“It’s a very nice opportunity for me to land a club in Europe, which has been my dream. Many scouts will watch us play, and I will give it my all,” she expressed in an interview with Citizen TV
Despite her personal aspirations, Serenge remains equally focused on her team’s success. Confident in the abilities of her fellow Junior Starlets, she revealed the squad’s ambitions for the tournament.
“As a team, we are very much focused, and we are aiming to reach the semifinals,” she said. The belief and drive within the squad are palpable, and Serenge is determined to help her team achieve their goal.
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20:30 - 23.09.2024
Junior Starlets wonderkid on why playing Portugal, Valencia Women will make them ready for their World Cup exploits
The midfielder has explained why Junior Starlets facing Portugal and Valencia during their training camp in Spain will help them ready for their U-17 FIFA Women's World Cup escapade.
Her father, Fred Serenge, who has supported her journey both as a parent and coach, shares in her optimism. He takes pride in her accomplishments and has high hopes for her future.
“This is a big inspiration to me as a parent and coach. I believe my daughter will do a wonderful job in the Dominican Republic and land a club in Europe. I will be happier seeing her going professional, and it will act as a big boost to her career,” he stated.
The Junior Starlets are in the final stages of preparation for the World Cup, currently holding a pre-tournament training camp in Alicante, Spain. As part of their preparations, the team has scheduled several crucial friendly matches to fine-tune their tactics and build match sharpness.
They are set to play Valencia CF Women on September 25, followed by matches against Portugal on September 27 and Intercity on September 30.
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05:40 - 19.09.2024
President Ruto calls for inclusion of omitted players Sheryl, Meris & Mitshell in Junior Starlets' delegation to U17 Women’s World Cup
President Ruto has called for the inclusion of the three girls who were left out of the final Junior Stars squad named for the U-17 Women's World Cup set to take place in the Dominican Republic to be part of the delegation as support.
These friendly matches are vital as the Junior Starlets gear up for their first group-stage match on October 18, where they will face a formidable England side. Their other group matches will see them take on Korea DPR on October 20, before completing their group-stage fixtures against Mexico on October 24.
Kenya’s journey to the World Cup was a thrilling one, with the Junior Starlets sealing their qualification in emphatic fashion. They secured their spot with a dominant 5-0 aggregate victory over Burundi in the final qualification round, a performance that raised expectations for their World Cup campaign.
As Kenya embarks on their World Cup adventure, all eyes will be on Serenge and the Junior Starlets, who are ready to defy the odds and make history on the global stage.
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16:17 - 18.09.2024
Junior Starlets coach sheds light on why duo was dropped as final World Cup squad is unveiled
Junior Starlets coach Mildred Cheche has explained the absence of Claire Meris and Mitshelle Waithera from the World Cup-bund team after their exclusion had raised eyebrows.
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