FKF clears path for SportPesa League kick-off

Kenyan football fans can finally look forward to the return of top-flight football after FKF and participating clubs reached an agreement...
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Kenyan football fans can rejoice as the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has reached an agreement with participating clubs, paving the way for the 2026/27 SportPesa League season to kick off on Saturday, September 19.
- Each club can register up to seven foreign players, with five eligible for selection per match.
- The agreement was reached following a meeting between FKF and club representatives on Wednesday.
- Two ambulances will be available at every league fixture for emergency medical support.
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