Football Kenya Federation President Nick Mwendwa (left) and Kenyan Premier League CEO Jack Oguda. PHOTOS | NATION
The Kenyan Premier League (KPL) could just have landed a new title sponsor for the new season.
Football Kenya Federation (FKF) CEO Nick Mwendwa has this evening signed a deal with an unnamed foreign betting company who will reportedly pump over Sh1.2 billion in the top league for the next five seasons.
The federation boss, in his characteristic style, announced the development on Twitter.
Today in history ! Over 1.2 Billion shillings for the FKF Premier league for 5 seasons !
— Nick Mwendwa (@Nmwendwa) July 15, 2020
The deal will see each KPL club pocket Sh 8 million per season, according to Mwendwa.
Atleast 8M for each club starting 2020/21 season ……..Vijana wacheze ball !
— Nick Mwendwa (@Nmwendwa) July 15, 2020
Important to note is that Mwendwa referred to the top league as FKF Premier League and not the Kenyan Premier League.
KPL’s mandate to run the top-tier expires in August and Mwendwa has been on record saying the federation is eager to run the league and will not renew the contract.
According to a reliable source, FKF has been negotiating with two companies who were willing to take up title sponsorship of Kenya’s top league.
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