FKF Issues Warning For Unauthorized Football Tournaments
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has taken a decisive step to enhance the integrity of football activities across the nation. In a recent statement, FKF has announced stringent guidelines aimed at regulating unauthorized football tournaments, ensuring the safety and standard of the sport is upheld.
Guidelines to Ensure Compliance
FKF’s new regulations necessitate that anyone wishing to organize football-related events must submit a formal request at least 14 days prior to the event. This request must provide key information, including event details, dates, locations, participant names, and proof of safety measures. By implementing these guidelines, FKF aims to address the concerns that certain organizations have undermined its authority and potentially endangered participants.
Importance of Local Coordination
In an effort to streamline operations, organizers must consult county branch representatives for approval, promoting local involvement in football governance. Additionally, only the FKF National Office has the authority to approve or deny these requests, ensuring all activities align with FKF’s standards. Entities conducting events without this approval face serious implications, which may include disciplinary action against involved FKF members.
Conclusion: Call to Action
FKF’s stringent measures highlight a commitment to safeguarding football’s integrity in Kenya. Stakeholders are urged to adhere to these new regulations to promote a safe and well-organized sporting environment. For further information or to submit requests, contact FKF directly. Protect the sport—comply with FKF’s guidelines today!
