FKF, Clubs Put on Notice Over League Delay Ahead of AFCON 2027

The 2026/27 Kenya Premier League (KPL) matches start date remains legally uncertain and on hold since an array of issues remain unresolved...

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FKF Vice President McDonald Mariga has voiced strong concerns over the delayed start of the Kenya Premier League (KPL), warning it jeopardizes Kenya's readiness for AFCON 2027.

The dispute threatens the local football ecosystem ahead of the continental tournament, which Kenya is co-hosting in 2027.
Key stakeholders involved include the Federation of Kenya Football (FKF), its National Executive Committee (NEC), clubs, players, and officials.
A recent Milimani High Court ruling has further complicated the situation, delaying the season start until at least September 21.

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