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Hussein Mohamed: I will uplift deteriorating football standards in Kenya

Hussein Mohammed

Extreme Sports CEO Hussein Mohammed speaks during after officially launching his bid to become the next FKF president at Kenya National Theatre in Nairobi on August 28, 2024. 

Photo credit: Chris Omollo | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Hussein said under his leadership, no current footballers and former players wouldn’t suffer as he will cater for their welfare via having medical insurance for them.
  • “In consultation with relevant authorities and institutions, my administration will spearhead a retirement scheme with adequate health cover for former footballers,” he said.

Extreme Sports CEO Hussein Mohamed Wednesday outlined his vision for Kenyan football when he officially launched his bid to become the president of Kenya Football Federation. 

His vision focused on infrastructure, commercialisation of the game, talent growth and welfare of footballers.