Author: Sports Editor

Gor Mahia FC and Harambee Stars midfielder Austin Odhiambo has publicly expressed his heartfelt gratitude to President William Ruto for his decisive intervention in the ongoing dispute over the Baba Dogo grounds. In a statement, Odhiambo said, “I want to sincerely thank the president for the great gesture he has shown by stepping in to help us reclaim the Baba Dogo grounds, which has nurtured different talents, including myself and many others. Football has finally won.” This expression of thanks comes in the wake of tensions in the community, where residents clashed with police during demonstrations protesting against the evictions…

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Gor Mahia has made headlines this week after announcing that it received an impressive 539 applications for the various positions advertised in the wake of an organizational restructuring. The club, one of the most successful in Kenyan football history, is looking to bolster its technical and management teams to enhance its competitive edge for the upcoming season. Following an initial screening process, 311 applications were identified as valid, showcasing a wide range of talent and experience. A further detailed review has narrowed down the pool to 247 shortlisted candidates, with applications distributed across several key roles: Head Coach 148 applications…

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In a commendable display of support for local sports, the Eliud Owalo Foundation has donated 30 sets of tracksuits to Kisumu All Stars FC. The presentation took place at an event held at Kisumu Day High School, where community members gathered to witness the generous contribution. The donation was made possible through the collective efforts of the foundation and was highlighted by the presence of several celebrated former Kenyan soccer internationals, including Peter Dawo, John “Bobby” Ogolla, George Onyango “Fundi,” James Goro Oronge, Micke Otieno, and Gerald Omollo “Chonjo.” Their participation underscored the importance of nurturing local talent and fostering…

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Gor Mahia has announced that it will not be renewing the contracts of two key players, Boniface Omondi and Samuel Onyango, which are set to expire in August and September 2025, respectively. The club communicated this decision through a formal letter sent to both players, providing them clarity on their futures with the team. In response to their disappointing second-place finish in the FKF Premier League and early exit in the FKF Cup, K’Ogalo undertook a significant restructuring of its management. This included the dismissal of the entire technical bench. The club is now actively seeking new coaching talent and…

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Today marks a pivotal moment for Gor Mahia, as it is the final day for applications for the prestigious head coach position. The club is in a race against time to assemble a solid technical bench in preparation for the highly anticipated 2025/26 season. The Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) giants made headlines last week with the announcement of the coaching vacancy, yet they have remained discreet about the number of applicants and their identities. Anticipation is building among fans and stakeholders alike, as it’s expected that some of Africa’s most renowned tacticians will throw their hats into the…

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