FKF recognizes ex-footballers and families with free CHAN tickets

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FKF recognizes ex-footballers and families with free CHAN tickets

FKF Honours Former Footballers and Their Families with Free Passes to CHAN Games

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) is taking a significant step in honouring the contributions of former footballers by granting free access to all African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 matches for them and their families. This initiative demonstrates FKF’s commitment to recognizing the legends who have shaped Kenyan football.

Free Access as a Gesture of Recognition

During a special breakfast meeting at the Stadion Hotel, FKF President Hussein Mohammed announced the initiative, stating that accreditation will facilitate seamless entry into match venues. “All our games, you will get preferential seating… You will get accreditation so you can attend the football games without any hassle,” he emphasized. This thoughtful gesture aims to provide former players and their families with due recognition and comfort.

A Manifesto of Support for Football Legends

Hussein further detailed that supporting former players is a cornerstone of his leadership agenda, which prioritizes the well-being of football personalities from past, present, and future. “In our manifesto, we want to address the welfare of former footballers and develop robust programs to prevent past issues,” he stated. One upcoming initiative includes the operationalization of the Hall of Fame, intended to archive and celebrate the history of Kenyan footballers.

Future Welfare Initiatives and Sustainability

Looking ahead, FKF aims to introduce welfare programs such as pension schemes for retired footballers, ensuring they are taken care of during retirement. “We will develop programs to secure a pension or SACCO for retired footballers,” Hussain pledged. The expansive ecosystem of football offers opportunities beyond the pitch, and FKF focuses on ensuring former athletes transition smoothly into roles as coaches, nutritionists, or health professionals.

In conclusion, FKF’s move to honor former footballers with free CHAN matches signifies a meaningful step towards acknowledging their invaluable contributions to the sport. As FKF continues to implement these initiatives, it invites football enthusiasts to reflect on the importance of supporting the legends who have paved the way for future generations.

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