Two Kenyan born brothers now living in Australia have hit headlines in the oversea country after wowing many soccer fans with their football playing skills for quite some time now. Bruce and Ian Kamau, better known as the Kamau siblings in Australia, left Kenya in 1999 and settled in the foreign land.
Having had a passion for football since a tender age, the two brothers enrolled at Rostrevor College and kick-started their footballing careers at NAB (now Eastern United) before playing at Campbelltown City and Adelaide City.
Bruce Kamau, 19 years old, is a winger and according to football reviews in Australia, he is deemed to be a very reliable future world class player. His latest goal this past Friday pivoted his club, Adelaide United, to a much needed victory in the Australian A-League. On the other hand, his elder brother Ian, 22 years old, is now playing for Oakleigh Cannons in the Victorian Premier League.
Two Kenyan born brothers now living in Australia have hit headlines in the oversea country after wowing many soccer fans with their football playing skills for quite some time now. Bruce and Ian Kamau, better known as the Kamau siblings in Australia, left Kenya in 1999 and settled in the foreign land.
Having had a passion for football since a tender age, the two brothers enrolled at Rostrevor College and kick-started their footballing careers at NAB (now Eastern United) before playing at Campbelltown City and Adelaide City.
Bruce Kamau, 19 years old, is a winger and according to football reviews in Australia, he is deemed to be a very reliable future world class player. His latest goal this past Friday pivoted his club, Adelaide United, to a much needed victory in the Australian A-League. On the other hand, his elder brother Ian, 22 years old, is now playing for Oakleigh Cannons in the Victorian Premier League.
