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Hussein: Clubs will run the Premier League under my regime
Extreme Sports Limited CEO and Muranga Seal Vice Chairman Hussein Mohammed appearing on NTV’s SportOn! show co-hosted by Bernard Ndong and James Wokabi on September 2, 2024.
Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group
What you need to know:
- The Extreme Sport CEO first took a stab at the FKF top seat in 2011 losing to Sam Nyamweya.
- “We don’t have the right leadership and that is why our football can’t attract partners,” said Hussein.
Football Kenya Federation presidential aspirant Hussein Mohamed on Monday night promised to return the management of the Kenyan Premier League to the clubs should he win in the upcoming polls.
“I will revert the management of the top league to an agreement where they will be in a semi-autonomous format so that they can manage some of their affairs independently but with the oversight from the federation,’’ said Hussein on NTV’s SportOn! show co-hosted by Bernard Ndong’ and James Wokabi.
