World football governing body FIFA has handed the embattled Football Kenya Federation (FKF) president Hussein Mohammed a new life to remain in the federation following his ouster by NEC members.
Yesterday, FIFA quashed his ouster and met with all stakeholders to forge a unified front in their quest to salvage the ailing game.
In a meeting, the FKF boss said the future of the league, saying the federation wants to avoid repeating the same difficulties experienced in previous seasons.
While addressing FIFA’s stance regarding his ouster bid, Mohammed underlined the body’s strict adherence to the rule of law and the need for the local stakeholders to follow suit
The FKF boss added that the country should expect new challenges as Kenya prepares to co-host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, especially around stadium infrastructure and availability of venues and that they are already working around the clock to identify and prepare alternative venues that can help support football activities during the preparations