Police FC head coach Nicholas Muyoti has called on the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) to resolve the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the start of the 2026/27 FKF Premier League season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsHe warned that clubs, players, and other stakeholders are bearing the brunt of the impasse.The new Premier League campaign is yet to kick off following a series of court battles stemming from a dispute over the regulations governing promotion and relegation at the end of the 2025/26 season.##NAJAVA_MECA_9952681##Kariobangi Sharks, who finished 16th last season, have pushed for the application of the 2019 FKF Regulations, which provide for a promotion/relegation playoff. FKF, on the other hand, has maintained that the 2025 regulations should apply, providing for the automatic relegation of the bottom three teams.The standoff has subsequently delayed the start of the new campaign, leaving clubs without a clear timeline as preparations continue.Muyoti believes the situation has reached a worrying point and wants the federation to act quickly to restore certainty.“It is a sad state of affairs that needs to be addressed as soon as possible because teams are suffering. All stakeholders, including players and fans, are not happy with the situation,” the gaffer said.Erambo to the rescue as Tusker move closer to maiden CAF Confederation Cup berthThe former Nairobi United tactician urged FKF to consider the wider impact of the delay, particularly on those whose livelihoods depend on football.“FKF must give teams, players, and everyone earning from the game their rights and the opportunity to work,” he added.Muyoti, who represented Harambee Stars during his playing career, called for the football disputes to be handled without bringing the game to a standstill.“I just hope things will be sorted. FKF must ensure the league starts soon. We all know there are wrangles here and there, but football must not stop. It has to go on,” he remarked.Gor Mahia coach admits K'Ogalo need a ‘miracle’ to overturn Pyramids deficitWhile the league's delayed start remains a concern, Muyoti is also preparing for a demanding campaign at Police.The tactician has been tasked with helping the club return to the top after a disappointing 2025/26 season in which they failed to win a trophy and missed out on continental football.Police chairman Nyale Munga has already set the bar high, insisting that the club must win the 2026/27 FKF Premier League title and settle for nothing less.##NAJAVA_MECA_9952581##