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City’s rebuild completed: Enzo joins Etihad crew in a record £125m move!

At around 23.30 in England – and 01.30 in Nairobi – Enzo Fernandez officially became a Manchester City player.The Argentine joined the Cityzens from Chelsea in a £125 million deal, which matched the Premier League record set by Alexander Isak’s move from Newcastle to Liverpool last year.Introducing our new Argentinian Blue 🇦🇷🩵 pic.twitter.com/nEHQ1oM855— Manchester City (@ManCity) September 1, 2026 At the same time, the club from the Etihad Stadium completed the rebuild of their midfield that will have a completely different look.Players from Pep Guardiola’s era – Rodri, Bernardo Silva, Tijjani Reijnders, and Nico Gonzalez – left the club for a combined fee of €177 million, while their replacements – Elliot Anderson, Ayyoub Bouaddi, and Enzo Fernandez – cost the Cityzens more than twice as much (€375 million). Still, Enzo Maresca will have plenty of options at his disposal.The negotiations between Chelsea and Man City were exhausting. The Blues were naturally not keen on letting their ..

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🔴 LIVE BLOG: As it happened: All the Deadline Day drama as it unfolded

Hello and welcome to Mozzart Sport Kenya’s almost minute-by-minute coverage of the Transfer Deadline Day.There ain’t too many hot transfers in prospect for this last day on the market, but as long as Chelsea exists, along with several other heavyweights always eager to buy and sell, we should be entertained until the very last second. Fasten your seatbelts, folks!***LATEST TRANSFERSNot basic, but Barca instinct calls JesusBlues offload as many as four forwards Nick Woltemade is off to Turin at lastBradley Barcola joins Liverpool for a staggering priceChelsea, Atalanta and Palace in a three-piece action for Nigerian gem

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Naivas FC go on massive shopping spree after signing 16 players

National Super League (NSL) side Naivas FC have embarked on an ambitious squad overhaul, unveiling 16 new signings as they intensify their quest to finally secure promotion to the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) after several near misses.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Shoppers confirmed the extensive recruitment exercise through their social media platforms, strengthening virtually every department as they prepare for what promises to be another highly competitive NSL campaign.The latest shopping spree underlines the club’s determination to turn their growing ambition into top-flight football, having spent the past several seasons knocking on the Premier League door without finding a way through.McCarthy names 3 new faces in Harambee Stars’ provisional squad for 2027 AFCON qualifiersNaivas earned promotion to the NSL at the end of the 2021 season and have remained in the second tier since the 2021/22 campaign.Their progression has been steady, but the ..

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Big names missing from McCarthy’s latest Harambee Stars squad

Harambee Stars head coach Benni McCarthy has unveiled his 38-man provisional squad for Kenya’s opening two 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, with several established names surprisingly missing from the South African tactician’s latest selection.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsMcCarthy has retained a blend of experienced internationals and emerging talent as he prepares Kenya for a Group D campaign that will begin with a home encounter against Eritrea on Saturday, 26 September, at Nyayo Stadium before travelling to Conakry to face Guinea on Thursday, 1 October.While the return of captain Michael Olunga and defender Joseph Okumu after lengthy injury layoffs has dominated attention, a number of familiar faces have been left out.McCarthy names 3 new faces in Harambee Stars’ provisional squad for 2027 AFCON qualifiersEric ‘Marcelo’ OumaOne of the most notable omissions is Raków Częstochowa left-back Eric Ouma.The former Gor Mahia defender endured a lengthy spell on the side..

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Kenyan teenager marks Harambee Stars call up with debut goal in England

Louis Millard capped a landmark day in style, scoring his debut goal for Swindon Town just hours after earning his maiden call-up to the Harambee Stars.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 17-year-old winger came off the bench in the 74th minute and struck deep into stoppage time to seal Swindon’s 3-1 comeback victory over Port Vale at the Nigel Eady County Ground in the English League Two.##NAJAVA_MECA_9930301##Port Vale took an early lead through Oliver Lynch, but Aaron Drinan restored parity in the 12th minute before Ben Middlemas put Swindon ahead with a spectacular finish in the 71st minute.Millard then put the result beyond doubt in injury time, dispossessing Cameron Humphreys on the halfway line before calmly lifting the ball over goalkeeper Jackson Smith to register his first goal for the club.It was a perfect ending to a memorable day for the youngster, who had earlier received his first call-up to the Kenya senior national team.Former Gor Mahia defender explains jo..

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City sign fourth African – this time it’s a Senegal star

We saw Rayan Cherki at the weekend, once again causing havoc in the opposition defence since joining Manchester City. The Frenchman toys with defenders, twists and turns with the ball, pulls off tricks and does things that few footballers in the Premier League, or even in Europe, can do with a ball at their feet. And yet he is not even City’s most effective dribbler. In fact, he will not even be among the top three at the Etihad, because City have just unveiled Iliman Ndiaye. When Liverpool blocked Cody Gakpo’s departure, City reacted expertly, taking advantage of Richarlison’s intervention that scuppered Tottenham’s deal with the Senegalese forward, and luring one of the Premier League’s best dribblers to the Etihad. Everton’s coffers have now been boosted by a fixed 70 million euros, with the Toffees able to earn another six million euros in bonuses.He’s here 🤩🇸🇳 pic.twitter.com/MhVNGqt7cI— Manchester City (@ManCity) September 1, 2026 And now we can talk about Manchester’s dribbling ..

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Lille earned 160 million from English clubs alone

Things are falling apart left, right and center, while Lille are once again smiling and rubbing their hands, having fleeced the English for the second time in five days! Last Thursday, Manchester City splashed the cash on the club from northern France, paying as much as 95 million euros for Moroccan midfielder Ayoub Bouaddi, making him Lille’s biggest-ever outgoing transfer. But that wasn’t the end of it. Now it was Newcastle’s turn to get fleeced — Matías Fernandez-Pardo for 60 million euros. Newcastle were testing the waters, initially approaching the Ligue 1 side with an offer of 45 million and receiving a negative response. It was too little for the Belgian forward, who can play anywhere across the front line. Lille were asking for as much as 70 million, but they didn’t quite get that much…We are delighted to announce the signing of Matias Fernandez-Pardo for an undisclosed fee.The 21-year-old Belgium international forward joins on a long-term contract and becomes the club’s eight ..

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Malkia Strikers stage remarkable comeback to sail to CAVB Women’s African Championship semis

Malkia Strikers produced a remarkable turnaround after dropping the first set to secure a 3-1 win over Algeria in a fiercely contested CAVB Women’s African Nations Volleyball Championship quarter-final match played at the Kasarani Indoor Arena on Tuesday, 1 September.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe high-octane clash attracted renowned dignitaries including Nairobi Women Representative Esther Passaris, former Kenya Sevens captain Humphrey Kayange and Mozzart Bet Country Manager Saša Krneta.Malkia Strikers coach identifies two weak points ahead of Algeria clashFor the first time in the tourney, Malkia Strikers had to dig deep in the match against a formidable opposition since the tournament served off on Tuesday, 25 August.Malkia Strikers had played Zambia and Mali in the pool phase, with coach Geoffrey Omondi opting to field fringe players before they swept past Nigeria in the Round of 16.##NAJAVA_MECA_9932839##Kenya began the match nervously and had no single point by t..

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Mozzart Bet fuels Masete FC’s dream as players urge McCarthy to pay scouting visit

Retaining the Embobut-Embolot Ward Gavana wa Raia title is no longer Masete FC’s ultimate ambition.Download our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe club, founded in 1984, stormed to the men’s football title in the last edition of the tournament, while Embobut Saints claimed the women’s crown.With the fifth edition of the tournament just around the corner, it would be easy to assume that Masete are gearing up to defend their crown and go all the way to the Elgeyo Marakwet County level in pursuit of the ultimate prize.##NAJAVA_MECA_9928328##However, the Jacob Komen-coached side insists that dominating the regional tournament is merely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to its ambitions.What Masete players yearn for most is an opportunity to have Harambee Stars head coach Benni McCarthy, his U20 counterpart Gilbert Selebwa and other national team technical officials attend their training sessions, friendly matches and tournament fixtures.Such exposure, they believe, could give them a cha..

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Former Gor Mahia defender explains joining KCB after stint abroad

Former Kenya U20 defender Joshua Onyango has revealed that the desire to revive his career and position himself for another move abroad was the driving force behind his decision to join KCB FC during the just-concluded transfer window.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe lanky centre-back, who recently joined the Bankers, says he opted to return to the FKF Premier League after a challenging six-month stint in Botswana, where he turned out for Scottland FC.McCarthy names 3 new faces in Harambee Stars’ provisional squad for 2027 AFCON qualifiersSpeaking to KCB’s media team, Onyango admitted that his spell abroad did not go according to plan and that he felt returning to the Kenyan top flight was the right step towards rebuilding his career.“KCB is a good team. I came back home because I had unfinished business. I wanted to return to the local scene and revive my career because I feel I was not ready to be at my best abroad,” Onyango said.##NAJAVA_MECA_9928327##The former Gor M..

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