Wealdstone striker Micah Obiero recently made headlines by representing Kenya in his international debut. The match took place on June 4 against Lesotho in South Africa, where Obiero came off the bench and provided an assist in a commanding 4-0 victory for the Harambee Stars. This achievement follows a stellar season for Obiero, who finished as Wealdstone's top goalscorer with 19 goals across all competitions, earning him the Players' Player of the Season award. His impressive form undoubtedly contributed to his selection for the national team. Obiero expressed his pride in joining his father, Henry, and younger brother, Zech, in representing Kenya, highlighting the significance of this family tradition. He noted that while he initially didn't consider playing for the national team, his confidence in his abilities ultimately led to this special moment. The striker's journey to his debut included a visit to his family in Bondo, Kenya, before heading to South Africa for the match. Obiero reflected on the physicality and calculated nature of African football, emphasizing the importance of seizing every opportunity on the pitch. He credited his club teammates at Wealdstone for their support, stating that their contributions allowed him to excel and gain the confidence needed for his international call-up. Micah Obiero's debut for Kenya is not just a personal milestone but also a proud moment for Wealdstone FC and its supporters.