04/06/2025
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) is grappling with escalating legal fees that are severely impacting its operations. Recent reports indicate that the federation has incurred a staggering Ksh 269.8 million in external legal counsel fees, as outlined in the FKF’s Annual Report for the year ending December 31, 2024.
The FKF is currently embroiled in 21 legal cases, including election disputes, unpaid fees, and contractual issues, many stemming from previous administrations. This ongoing legal turmoil has drawn sanctions from various local and international judicial bodies.
FKF President Hussein Mohammed revealed that the federation is burdened with financial obligations exceeding Ksh 600 million, significantly straining its ability to execute essential programs. "We are navigating financial obligations of over Sh600 million, which has placed pressure on our ability to deliver on key programmes,” he stated during a press conference