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Miguel Almiron’s dismissal against Turkey instantly became one of the talking points of World Cup. The Paraguay winger was the first ‘victim’ of so-called ‘Prestianni law’, which was introduced at this tournament to prevent potential abuse (racial and otherwise). The dismissal stemmed from a new law introduced earlier this year by the International Football Association Board (IFAB), and Almiron fell for it. As the whole world saw, he briefly shielding his mouth with his hand while exchanging words with defender Mert Muldur and got the red card for it. But, he was not the only one who suffered from this act.FIFA reveals the length of Miguel Almiron’s ban for covering his mouthParaguayan commentator Jorge ‘Chipi’ Vera was denied further FIFA credentials at the World Cup after he swore and criticized the football governing body over this decision. He was commenting on the game when referee Ivan Barton gave Almiron the red card.“Thief, thief, Barton. They killed football. FIFA, you killed ..

With reports indicating that Gor Mahia have staged a major coup by roping in goalkeeper Humphrey Katasi from arch-rivals AFC Leopards, Ingwe chairman Boniface Ambani insists that the custodian is still at the Den.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsKatasi was sensational for AFC Leopards in the recently-concluded season as the club went on to finish second in the FKF Premier League (FKFPL).Gor Mahia turn to Ugandan midfielder in bid to replace Enock MorrisonThe former Nzoia Sugar FC goalkeeper’s performance has since attracted interest from various clubs, primarily from Ingwe’s sworn enemies Gor Mahia, who have reportedly secured his signature.With the transfer causing a fuss online, Leopards chairman Boniface Ambani has finally come out to explain the ongoing saga.##NAJAVA_MECA_9814295##“As far as we are concerned, he is still our player, and we expect him back for pre-season.We had a talk with him where he came up with a figure that we asked him to give us time to discuss. If..

It is becoming increasingly clear that Mark Palestra is viewed as one of the next big stars of Italian football. There is a reason why Inter have spent days pursuing the young full-back, who enjoyed a phenomenal season at Cagliari. Atalanta BC, however, are determined to maximize the value of their prized asset and have no intention of letting him leave without a substantial profit. At one stage, the Nerazzurri appeared to be very close to signing the defender. They had already agreed personal terms worth 2.5 million euros per year, but Atalanta became the stumbling block. The Bergamo club set an asking price of 53 million, while Inter were prepared to offer 45 million upfront plus another five million euros in bonuses. As negotiations stalled and the Italian champions grew increasingly frustrated, another contender emerged — Chelsea.🚨🚨 Chelsea are paying €57M + €3M in bonuses to Atalanta for Marco Palestra, and a 10% sell on clause. #Inter offered €45M + €5M to Atalanta for Palestra. ..

FKF Premier League debutants 3K FC have confirmed that Embu’s Moi Stadium will serve as their home ground for the 2026/27 top-flight campaign, offering a major boost to the club and football fans in the region.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe confirmation comes following a high-profile visit to Embu County by Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports, Salim Mvurya, who held discussions with county and sports officials on the development of sporting infrastructure.Gor Mahia turn to Ugandan midfielder in bid to replace Enock MorrisonIn a statement released by the club, 3K FC expressed confidence that the facility will be ready to host FKF Premier League matches before the start of the new season, which is expected to kick off in approximately two months.According to the club, the meeting brought together Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya, Principal Secretary for Sports Elijah Mwangi, Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire, and the club’s chairman Charles N..

With one year to go until the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, Tanzania midfielder Feisal ‘Fei Toto’ Salum has admitted that a potential meeting with neighbours Kenya would be one of the standout occasions of the tournament, describing it as a “true brotherly battle”.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsTanzania, Kenya and Uganda will make history in 2027 when they jointly host Africa’s biggest football spectacle, bringing the competition to East Africa for the first time.While Salum highlights the strong bonds that unite the region, the Taifa Stars playmaker acknowledged that football rivalry remains an integral part of the relationship between Tanzania and Kenya.Gor Mahia turn to Ugandan midfielder in bid to replace Enock Morrison”It’s a bit of both,” Salum said when asked whether he feels a special rivalry with Kenya. “We have always been neighbours, and there is a strong bond, especially with Kenya. This unity gives us strength and brings support from governments and people acros..

Veteran tactician and KCB FC assistant coach Paul Ogai has shared valuable lessons for clubs hoping to escape the National Super League (NSL), urging teams to follow the examples set by newly-promoted sides Migori Youth and 3K FC.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsOgai, who boasts vast experience in Kenya’s second tier, believes promotion is rarely achieved through talent alone and says that proper planning, professionalism, and stability behind the scenes are often the difference between success and failure.The tactician, who currently serves as Robert Matano’s assistant at KCB, understands the demands of the NSL better than most.##NAJAVA_MECA_9814295##Before joining the Bankers, he spent three seasons at Darajani Gogo, helping transform the Nairobi-based side into promotion contenders.Working alongside Andrea Ongwae, he guided Gogo to a seventh-place finish in the 2022/23 season before improving to sixth place the following campaign.His best performance came in the 2024/25 s..