Ex-Harambee Stars captain Musa Otieno hospitalised………

Former Harambee Stars captain Musa Otieno is stable and recovering after testing positive for coronavirus over the weekend.

Otieno developed a fever last week and was rushed to hospital on Friday after complaining of breathing difficulties.

Otieno had been on the forefront in distributing foodstuff to the vulnerable in Maringo through his Kick off to Hope organisation.

Over 600 families in Nairobi’s Maringo Estate have benefited from his project with the former Harambee Stars coach having been involved in other charity events outside Nairobi before the COVID-19 lockdown.

During his playing days, Otieno featured for AFC Leopards and Tusker FC before joining South Africa’s Santos FC in 2011.

He was later promoted to the role of assistant coach of Harambee Stars under Bobby Williamson and Stanley Okumbi.

Kenyans, football players and clubs took to social media to wish him a speedy recovery.

Our legend and former captain Musa Otieno recieved a positive Covid-19 result. Join us in wishing him a quick recovery. #StaySafe pic.twitter.com/8ZeR7DCXyP

— Harambee Stars (@harambee__stars) June 30, 2020

Get better Captain….We pray for you ! pic.twitter.com/UZDOHcVRRy

— Nick Mwendwa (@Nmwendwa) June 30, 2020

We want to wish a quick recovery to our Elite Performance Commission member Musa Otieno who has tested positive for COVID-19. #staysafe we are with you pic.twitter.com/Vex8Jk6uPX

— National Olympic Committee – Kenya (@OlympicsKe) June 30, 2020

Quick recovery to Musa Otieno pic.twitter.com/Dxt7Sy14t2

— Dimba (@dimbasport) June 30, 2020

He’s been risking it all to ensure families in Nairobi’s slums have food on their tables during these tough times. And now Musa Otieno has tested positive for covid-19. Pray for his healing and that of all covid-19 patients ?? pic.twitter.com/75SW7BQGli

— Carol Radull (@CarolRadull) June 30, 2020