Gor Mahia FC have received good news from the Federation International Football Association (FIFA) as the two-window transfer ban that had been imposed on the club has been lifted.
In a statement posted on their social media accounts, Gor Mahia confirmed that they are now free to sign and register new players.
Gor Mahia’s announcement
“ANNOUNCEMENT: We are pleased to inform all fans that FIFA has lifted the two-window transfer ban that was imposed on us. We are now free to sign and register new players,” reads a statement by Gor Mahia.
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The lifting of the ban was a result of the club clearing arrears owed to former players, Ghanaian midfielder Jackson Owusu and Malian goalkeeper Adama Traore. Additionally, the club paid a fine of Sh998,000 to FIFA.
This news is a huge boost for Gor Mahia as they aim to regain the league title after missing out on the last two editions. The club currently has an impressive record of 12 wins, 6 draws, and 2 losses, having had a limited squad to choose from.
Gor Mahia’s expected signings
With the transfer ban lifted, Gor Mahia is expected to sign some promising players, including Ugandan striker Patrick Kaddu and Rwandan defender Emery Bayisenge.
The club also hopes to secure the services of other players such as Hafiq Kadimu, Enock Wanyama, and Sylvester Owino.
Overall, Gor Mahia can now focus on strengthening their squad and aim for greater success in the future.
