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References
- ↑ Pulse Sport, 14 Jun 2023 From Tusker outcast to Harambee Stars goalkeeper: The rise of KCB's Bryne Odhiambo
- ↑ Nation, 17 Jan 2024 Harambee Stars keeper among nine Bandari signings
- ↑ Pulse Sport, 9 May 2024 Bandari coach John Baraza reveals key attribute that makes Harambee Stars keeper Bryne Omondi special
- ↑ FKF, 14 Jun 2023 Shummah, Bryne Debut in Harambee Stars Friendly Against Pakistan
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