Gor Mahia is set to extend its sweeping changes to the playing unit, as the club seeks a quick rebound from a disappointing campaign that ended without silverware for the first time since 2013.Follow Our WhatsApp Channel For More NewsSpeaking after the dismissal of the entire technical bench, including interim head coach Zedekiah ‘Zico’ Otieno and club CEO Ray Oruo, chairman Ambrose Rachier confirmed that several players will also be released as part of the club’s restructuring process.##NAJAVA_MECA_9002684##“We have players whose contracts have expired. Those we feel deserve renewals will be considered,” Rachier stated. “Those who haven’t met the performance threshold will also be released after analysis by professional coaches and based on their overall output.”While FIFA has previously penalized Gor for wrongful termination of contracts, Rachier assured that the club will proceed cautiously this time.Shumah in as McCarthy names Harambee Stars squad for CHAN“Everything will be done on mutual grounds to avoid FIFA-related disputes,” he said, noting that players who wish to leave the club will have their cases handled separately, with negotiations aimed at ensuring amicable exits.The club is also taking steps to address lingering concerns over gate collections, particularly after the Mashemeji Derby held in Homa Bay raised eyebrows.Despite a packed stadium, the match generated just KSh 2.15 million in gate revenue, sparking outrage over alleged irregularities.Vice Chairperson Sally Bolo criticized a section of fans who bypass ticketing procedures, while Rachier stressed changes to improve transparency and security at entry points.Benson Omala’s mum reaction after watching sons battle in Mozzart Bet Cup final“The incident forced us to make a drastic decision,” he said. “We are now drawing a clear distinction between Gor Mahia stewards and security. Some individuals at the gate enjoy benefits, and that’s why it’s been difficult to replace them.”Going forward, any company contracted to handle ticketing at K’Ogallo matches will be required to provide its own security team at entry points.##NAJAVA_MECA_9000764##Additionally, those responsible for admitting fans will no longer be affiliated with the club.To enhance professionalism and improve the match day experience, the club plans to train its stewards thoroughly, Rachier confirmed.
