Kenya’s Harambee Stars will be active in the upcoming Fifa international window as they are scheduled to play three matches from June 8.
Kenya will pitch camp in Mauritius and during that period they will face the hosts, then come up against Djibouti and finish their trip with a game against Pakistan.
Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Nick Mwendwa has confirmed the latest development.
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“We will be away in Mauritius during the coming Fifa window for three matches,” Mwendwa told Africa Top Sports, adding: “All the matches will be played in Mauritius.
“We will first play hosts Mauritius, then Djibouti and then come up against Pakistan and I am happy this build up matches will be a good test for the team as we get ready for upcoming assignments.”
Kenya under coach Engin Firat returned to action after the indefinite Fifa ban was lifted with a 2-1 friendly defeat against Libya in Tripoli on March 28. Kenya’s goal was scored by lead striker Michael Olunga.