Mwendwa says they have established communication with the two nations but they cannot be named at this stage. FKF is also in touch with a contact in Asia over a possible friendly with an Asian nation next year.
Harambee Stars jetted back yesterday from DR Congo where they managed to beat them one nil in a friendly match thanks to a Michael Olunga strike.
The Sweden based forward scored Stars lone goal in the second half. Olunga has been in sensational form for his Swedish side, Djurgaden FC banging in goals at will in the last few weeks.
It started from second half substitute Paul Were, who danced through Congo’s defence from the left wing to see his cross hit the post but the former Gor Mahia striker was at hand to control the rebound and score past Kiassumbua Joel. Were had just been introduced into the match from the bench, reports.
This was Stanley Okumbi’s first away win since taking over as Stars’ head coach.
Kenya had struggled to settle down in the game from second half but their first half is a period to forget despite the victory. DRC Congo had completely dominated the game with Kenya’s rearguard being porous on several occasions.
DR Congo were the better side for the better part of the match but Kenyan defense led by captain of the day David Owino held on.
DR Congo squad: 16. Kiassumbua Joel (Matampi Ley,), 14. Zakuani Gabriel (C), 4. Oualembo Christopher, 22. Mbemba Chancel, 6. Nsimba Vital, 20. Maghoma Jacques, 15. Mulumba Remi, 8. Mpoku Paul, 7. Botaka Jordan, 27. Mubele Firman, 9. Bolingi Jonathan.
Subs: 1. Matampi Ley, 2. Issama Ojos, 13. Lomalisa Joyce, 17. Bope Merveille, 11. Bolasie Yannick, 10. Kebano Neskens, 12. Lukebakio Dody.
Harambee Stars squad: Boniface Oluoch (GK), Jockins Atudo, David Owino (C), Brian Mandela, Aboud Omar, Anthony Akumu, Ismael Gonzalez, Eric Johanna, Rama Salim, Jesse Were, Michael Olunga.