The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has announced a significant transformation of Kenyan football, reducing the number of teams in the top-flight league from **18** to **16** and bringing back the name Kenya Premier League (KPL) starting in the 2025/2026 season.

• New structure aims to improve league quality by decreasing fixtures and competition among clubs.
• The Kenyan Super League will expand to **24** teams, encouraging promotion dynamics.
• The plan introduces clearer promotion and relegation rules across all tiers, enhancing organization and support for clubs.

Nzoia Sugar FC has received a boost after being taken over by West Kenya Sugar Company, enabling a fresh start for the club currently struggling in the National Super League.

• Nzoia Sugar FC was previously relegated after financial struggles, with the club forfeiting seven matches this season.
• Evans Kadenge, the club chairman, described the new partnership as a blessing for players and the community.
• The new management plans to replicate the successful model used for Kabras Sugar RFC, focusing on scouting talent and supporting player education.