Jun 25, 2020
Jamal Mohammed wants Arnold Origi as FKF president Former Harambee Stars defender Jamal Mohammed has backed his former teammate Arnold Origi for the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) presidency.
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Jamal Mohammed wants Arnold Origi as FKF president Former Harambee Stars defender Jamal Mohammed has backed his former teammate Arnold Origi for the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) presidency.
Diaspora Origi recounts rejection after denouncing Kenyan citizenship
Diaspora Origi recounts rejection after denouncing Kenyan citizenship
Diaspora Origi recounts rejection after denouncing Kenyan citizenship
Former Harambee Stars goalkeeper Arnold Origi has opened up on the rejection he faced upon denouncing his Kenyan citizenship in 2017.
In an interview with KTN News, the prolific footballer explained his decision to drop his Kenyan citizenship to become a Norwegian citizen.
“There are more possibilities. Having a European…
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Arnold Origi plans for one more dive in Harambee Stars jersey
Arnold Origi plans for one more dive in Harambee Stars jersey
Arnold Origi has three birthdays. On November 15, 1983, a bouncing baby boy became the latest addition to the Origi family and on March 23, 2005 the next “Kenya One” was born at Kasarani taking over from Francis Onyiso.
That Wednesday remains the day Mohammed Kheri, then Harambee Stars coach, made arguably his biggest gamble in a long coaching career. It was a gamble that paid off, unearthing one…
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Shy boy from Dandora rises to the pinnacle of professional football Born in a football family, it was almost inevitable that Arnold Origi found himself playing the beautiful game.
Arnold Origi opens up on failed Crystal Palace move Kenyan international Arnold Origi has opened up on his failed move to English Premier League club Crystal Palace, saying it was not his fault that the move fell through.
Origi: I took Norwegian passport to secure my future Former Kenyan international goalkeeper Arnold Origi says he took up Norwegian citizenship so as to secure his future and that of his family.
Arnold Origi’s special gift to street families in Pangani and Dandora
Arnold Origi’s special gift to street families in Pangani and Dandora
Finland-based Kenyan goalkeeper Arnold Origi has been feeding street families in Pangani and Dandora for the past one week.
Origi has been funding the preparation and distribution of free lunch to the needy street families in the two neighborhoods. The former Kenyan international says this is to cushion them during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond.
“I am aware of how they (street families)…
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Kenyans Abroad:Updates Of Kenyan Soccer Stars In Diaspora
Kenyans Abroad:Updates Of Kenyan Soccer Stars In Diaspora
Goal.com follows the exploits of Kenyans playing their football outside of the country, in the top European leagues and beyond.Here below are the updates.
By Otieno Otieno
SOUTH AFRICA
After staying out of competitive action for more than one month, midfielder Paul Were finally made his debut for AmaZulu who drew 2-2 against Polokwane City in a Premier Soccer League match on Saturday. Were…
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