- Gor Mahia Queens FC will hold a three-day soccer trial between Monday, January 20 and Wednesday, January 22.
- The aim of the event is to identify and recruit players who can help the club achieve its objective of earning promotion to the Football Kenya Federation Women Premier League (FKFWPL).
- The trials will take place at the Makongeni Grounds.
The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Women National Super League side Gor Mahia Queens FC is set to hold football trials this week to recruit players who can improve their squad.
The three-day trials is scheduled to take place between Monday, January 20 and Wednesday, January 22 at the Makongeni Grounds.
Gor Mahia Queens played to a barren draw with Uweza Women FC in their most recent fixture that was played on Saturday, January 11.
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They are currently chasing promotion to top flight football. However, the journey to the FKF Women Premier League is not an easy one since several clubs are challenging for the opportunity to get the tickets.
Therefore, in order to stand a good chance of earning promotion, Gor Mahia Queens FC need to strengthen its squad.
The club’s management recently requested the league organizers to delay their two matches that were slated for January 19 and January 26 to make it possible for them to align the contracts of their players during this January transfer window.
Gor Mahia Queens FC were expected to play Bandari Queens and Gaspo Women in those two fixtures.
According to Gor Mahia Queens FC, the postponement will also give the management time for proper registration of their players.
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History of Gor Mahia Queens FC
Gor Mahia Queens FC was formed more than 11 months ago after Gor Mahia FC signed a contract with Acakoro Ladies.
The move came after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) implemented a novel policy that required all football clubs in the continent to have a women’s team in order to be allowed to participate in the inter-club competitions.
Acakoro Chief Executive Officer (CEO) revealed then that Gor Mahia FC were to provide all the essential needs for the players for the next two years before they review their terms of agreement.
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