The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has addressed concerns raised by Benni McCarthy regarding unpaid allowances and work permits for Harambee Stars players. In a statement, the FKF confirmed that the Ministry of Sports had cleared an outstanding payment related to a previous assignment involving the national team. The federation emphasized that all financial obligations were resolved, ensuring compliance with international standards.
The clarification comes after reports of financial discrepancies affecting the team’s operations. While the exact amount of the payment was not disclosed, the FKF reiterated its commitment to transparency and adherence to protocols set by governing bodies. The resolution is expected to ease tensions ahead of upcoming international fixtures.
The team’s management welcomed the confirmation, stating it would allow them to focus on preparations for the next competitive phase. No further details were provided on potential implications for future matches or player contracts. The situation remains under review by both national and international football authorities.
