Gor Mahia have started shaping up their squad following the release of two players whose contracts will not be renewed.
Gor Mahia have started their squad shakeup as they prepare for new arrivals in a bid to improve their fortunes next season.
K’Ogalo reacted to their second-place finish in the FKF Premier League and FKF Cup by sacking their entire technical bench before opening up the application process for those interested and have now turned to shaping the squad.
Part of their squad shakeup includes releasing players who have come to the end of their contracts and are deemed surplus to requirements. The first two are Boniface Omondi and Samuel Onyango.
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“We have formally notified Boniface Omondi and Samuel Onyango that their contracts that were set to end in August and September 2025 respectively will not be renewed upon expiry and as such, we have parted ways,” the club confirmed through a social media post.
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Onyango first joined Gor Mahia in 2017 from Ulinzi Stars, when Scottish coach Dylan Kerr was in charge, and won three league titles although his second coming did not yield success on the pitch.
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