In an exciting announcement that has stirred enthusiasm among fans, Gor Mahia have revealed its decision to revert to its iconic green colour scheme.
The club’s latest kits will feature a striking full green design for home matches, a crisp full white for away games, and a sophisticated dark colour for neutral ground fixtures with AZO as the brand.
This bold move comes in the wake of parting ways with Tanzanian designer Sheria Ngowi, who was responsible for last season’s kits.
While Ngowi’s designs were notable, they faced criticism from fans who felt they strayed too far from the club’s prestigious heritage.
The previous kit featured a green top contrasted with a black shirt adorned with African-inspired decorative elements along the neck, but the response was m
ixed, with many supporters deeming it one of the least appealing in the club’s storied history.
The new designs, crafted by AZO, aim to reconnect with the team’s roots and invigorate the spirit of the loyal fanbase.
Initial reactions to the full green kits have been largely positive, with many expressing appreciation for the return to a more traditional aesthetic that celebrates the essence of Gor Mahia. However, as is often the case in football, some fans are still sharing varied opinions about the new look.
For supporters eager to don the new colours, replicas of the updated kits will soon be available for sale, allowing fans to show their allegiance while rallying behind the club.
As Gor Mahia prepares for another season, the return to their classic colour symbolizes a commitment to tradition and a hopeful embrace of the future.
