FKF reveal Benni McCarthy’s termination clause of his Harambee Stars contract

Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohammed has shed light on the conditions under which Harambee Stars head coach Benni McCarthy can leave his post before the expiry of his contract.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsThe South African tactician is contracted to lead the national team until the conclusion of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), which will be co-hosted by Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.##NAJAVA_MECA_8982681##However, recent media reports have speculated on a possible early exit, linking McCarthy with club roles at South African giants Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates. Despite the speculation, the former Manchester United forwards’ coach remains fully in charge of the national team and is currently finalising preparations for the upcoming CHAN tournament set for August.Speaking during an interview with Citizen TV, the FKF President dismissed reports that McCarthy is on his way out but acknowledged that the coach’s contract includes provisions for an early exit, provided that due notice is given.Harambee Starlets out to massacre South Sudan in CECAFA tie“We have a clear agreement in the contract that either party must give notice if they wish to terminate the agreement. It’s a short notice period, around two to three months, and either side can trigger it. We have a very clear exit plan,” Hussein explained.When asked about McCarthy’s remuneration, Hussein declined to disclose any figures, stating that the coach’s salary details are confidential.CAF announces host countries for CHAN opening ceremony and final“Benni McCarthy’s contract runs until after the 2027 AFCON. He is employed like any other professional, and his payment terms are personal to him. Unless he consents, we cannot publicly discuss his salary—it’s not a matter of public debate.”He further dismissed widespread reports suggesting McCarthy earns Ksh8 million per month.Where Gor Mahia, Kenya Police fall in latest World Club Power Rankings“I’d rather he addresses the issue himself. It’s a private matter, and the figures being circulated are inaccurate. It would be best if it came from him, so he’s comfortable with what’s shared publicly,” he added.For CHAN, Kenya is placed in Group A alongside Morocco, DR Congo, Angola, and Zambia.Rivalries rekindled as Musingu, St Peter’s Mumias clash in Kakamega County school games

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