Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Division one side Buruburu Sports has been relegated to Kenyan fourth tier league, division two.FKF league’s and competitions department made the decision to relegate them from division one after the club failed to honour three league matches, citing financial woes.The Buruburu-based club did not show up for Administration Police, Zetech Titans and Kenya Navy clashes prompting the decision from federation.Speaking to Mozzart Sport, a source at the club indicated that they decided to take the bitter decision to withdraw from the league due to tough financial constraints.Harambee Stars report for camp ahead of Mauritius Four Nations Tournament“As a board we sat down and saw it better to quit division one and wait for division two next season. The funding at the club is not sufficient to keep us going. We are supposed to pay for referees’ fee, ambulance fees and security then at the end of the season seven teams are relegated. With no sponsor to aid us through it was tough,” the source that sought to remain anonymous offered adding “Division one is expensive for nothing, no cash rewards only competing for slots without value,”The sources also, confirmed that, Buruburu Sports sort to quit the league in protest of points deductions as the side was docked 12 points that saw them drop to 18th on the league standings.With the side is relegated, there are calls for concern as the number of relegated clubs from division one keeps growing.Soy United, Nyalenda United, Kona Rangers, Kisumu Hot Stars, Mayenje Santos and Dimba Patriots have already dropped to respective division two leagues.Bungoma Superstars, Kamungei United, Transfoc Fc and Gor Mahia Youth are one walkover away from a similar fate.##NAJAVA_MECA_7306282##Kamungei United hit with massive player exodusDivision One Zone B club Kamungei United has been dealt a blow after massive loss of players and technical bench.Kamungei, who have lost six division one matches in a row, cited financial constrains for mass movement and poor results calling for the government through Talanta Hela initiative to support clubs at grassroot level.A source revealed to Mozzart sport that the situation is getting out of hand with the club having to survive on 12 players.“Things are pathetic, we only have 12 players in the team who have also threatened to leave if things don’t change,” the source offered.Kamungei United are 15th in Division One Zone B Standings with seven points as preparations continue for a weekend match against Vegpro Fc in Naivasha. Unconfirmed reports indicate that the side will not honour the match.Training sessions are currently under team manager William Sigei who conducts the sessions twice in a week.Efforts to reach out to Kamungei United management to clarify on the situation on the club, proved futile as our calls went unanswered.
