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In a heartwarming reunion, Jonathan McKinstry, the head coach of the Gambia national football team, paid a visit to his former club, Gor Mahia, at the Kasarani Annexe on September 5, 2025. This visit came on the heels of a significant victory for the Gambia team, which triumphed over Kenya’s Harambee Stars with a convincing 3-1 scoreline in the World Cup Qualifiers held at the iconic Kasarani Stadium. As McKinstry stepped onto the training ground, a wave of nostalgia swept over him, recalling his memorable tenure with K’Ogalo, where he left an indelible mark on the club’s history. Since departing…

In an exciting move to strengthen their squad for the upcoming 2025/26 season, Kenya’s most celebrated football club, Gor Mahia, has officially signed two promising players: midfielder George Amonno and winger Ebenezer Adukwaw. The duo has signed two-year contracts with the club, a deal aimed at bolstering the team’s performance in both local and continental competitions. The signing event was attended by club officials, who expressed their optimism about the new acquisitions. The management believes that Amonno and Adukwa will bring valuable skills and experience to the team, enhancing their tactical options on the field. Ebenezer Adukwaw joins Gor Mahia…

In a significant move to enhance their squad, record FKF Premier League champions Gor Mahia have officially signed Ugandan forward Mohamed Shaban Jagason from Libyan club Al Anwar. The announcement comes as the club nears the conclusion of its transfer activities, following a season that fell short of expectations. Shaban, who made his mark at Al Anwar after transferring from Al Hilal in February, is seen as a vital addition to a team that has been actively seeking to reinforce its attacking options. The previous season proved challenging for Gor Mahia, as they finished second to Kenya Police FC in…

Gor Mahia are intensifying efforts to secure the signature of prolific Ugandan striker Mohamed Shaban Jagason. Following a season marred by disappointment, where the legendary club finished without silverware, the management is determined to inject fresh talent into their striking department for the upcoming 2025/26 season. Last season’s campaign saw Gor Mahia fall short of expectations, finishing as runners-up to Kenya Police FC in the league and succumbing to the newly-promoted Nairobi United in the Mozzart Bet Cup final. Such outcomes exposed a significant deficiency in their attack, underlining the urgent necessity for a dynamic forward to spearhead their offensive…

Gor Mahia and Harambee Stars midfielder Austin Odhiambo may have his name commemorated at the highly discussed Baba Dogo playing ground. This follows a promise from President Dr. William Ruto to construct the playing ground through the Ministry of Sports. During a light-hearted lunch with the Harambee Stars, after their impressive performance in the TotalEnergies African Nations Championship (CHAN) PAMOJA 2024 tournament, the President made this announcement. In a jovial moment with the team, the President was heard saying that the ground will be built to specifications and named “Austin,” which elicited laughter and joy among the players. “Hiyo Kiwanja…