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Harambee Stars captain Michael Olunga arrived for Kenya's match against South Africa's Bafana Bafana on November 10, 2026, and it was not just his football that got people talking.
The Al-Qadsia striker stepped out clutching a luxury designer bag valued at KSh 194,000, a flex that quickly caught the eye of fans across social media.
The high-end accessory, worn casually in hand as though it were a matchday kit bag, underlined just how far Olunga has come from his early days grinding through lower leagues.
Alongside the photos he shared on Facebook, Olunga kept things playful, writing "Adui mweke karibu" — a Swahili phrase loosely translated as "keep your enemy close" — a knowing wink at the South African opponents waiting on the other side of the tunnel.
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It was the kind of confident, light-hearted message that has endeared the striker to Kenyan fans for years.
On the pitch, Olunga remains the country's most reliable goal-getter. Off it, he has built a reputation for carrying himself with style and a sense of humour.
