Gor Mahia dismisses transfer speculation, urges fans to await official communication
By Joel Masibo, June 24, 2026Reigning Football Kenya Federation Premier League champions, Gor Mahia have moved to calm growing speculation surrounding their squad ahead of the new season, issuing a statement to clarify reports circulating on social media regarding potential player departures and transfer targets.
In a communication dated Wednesday, June 24, 2026, the club acknowledged the increasing number of online reports linking several players with exits from the club while also naming others as possible incoming signings. However, Gor Mahia stressed that much of the information being shared remains unconfirmed.
“The club wishes to address the numerous reports and lists currently circulating on social media regarding players allegedly set to leave the team and those purportedly being targeted for signing,” the statement read.
While confirming that discussions with a number of players have taken place as part of the club’s planning process, Gor Mahia made it clear that no transfer business has been finalized.
“While it is true that the club has engaged a number of players as part of its ongoing planning and evaluation process, no player has been officially signed or released at this time,” the club stated.
The record FKF Premier League champions called on supporters, stakeholders and the wider football community to avoid relying on unverified reports, emphasizing that speculation can create unnecessary confusion during the transfer window.
“We therefore urge our supporters and stakeholders to disregard unverified information and speculation being shared across various platforms,” the statement added.
Gor Mahia further reiterated their commitment to handling squad matters professionally and in a manner that serves the club’s long-term interests. According to the club, any confirmed developments involving player arrivals, exits or contract matters will be announced through official channels.
Signings and departures
This comes as reports in local media suggested that the club has signed AFC Leopards goalkeeper Humphrey Katasi following an impressive campaign with Ingwe. At the same time, Gor Mahia has been been reported to embark on a major squad overhaul in the open transfer window, with several players expected to depart either permanently or on loan.
Some of the players expected to leave according to local media include Gad Mathews, Joseph Levin Odhiambo, David Owiti (loan), Bryson Wangai, Fidel Origa, Geoffrey Okoth, Elly Owande, Christopher Ochieng, Mark Shaban (loan), and Reagan Ogola.
However, the club has dismissed such reports, saying:
“The club remains committed to conducting its transfer and squad management processes professionally and in the best interests of the team,” the statement said.
The club assured fans that transparency would be maintained throughout the transfer period and that all official updates would come directly from its authorized communication platforms.
As preparations for the 2026/27 campaign gather momentum, Gor Mahia appealed for patience from its supporters, expressing confidence that ongoing efforts will strengthen the squad ahead of the new season.
“We appreciate your continued support, patience and trust as we work towards strengthening the team for the upcoming season,” the statement concluded.
Morrison moves to Sudan
Recently, Sudanese giants Al Merrikh confirmed the signing of the 2025/26 Football Kenya Federation Premier League Most Valuable Player (MVP) Enock Morrison from KPL heavyweights Gor Mahia on a free transfer of three-year-deal.
In a statement released on Sunday, June 21, 2026, the club announced that the Ghanaian midfielder crosses over to Sudan for new challenges until 2029:
“Ghana’s Black Stars, Enock Morrison. A new addition to Al-Merrikh squad until 2029, arriving from Kenyan club Gor Mahia. Welcome, Morrison, to the most decorated club in Sudan. Leave your mark, as all champions have passed through here,” the club statement read in brief.
Meanwhile, Gor Mahia’s clarification comes amid intense transfer speculation involving several local and regional players, with fans eagerly awaiting news on Gor Mahia’s recruitment plans as the club seeks to remain competitive both domestically and on the continental stage.