Gor Mahia threaten legal action over sale of fake replica jerseys

Gor Mahia have issued a warning against the sale of counterfeit replica jerseys, citing financial losses to the club.

In a statement on Tuesday, January 20, Secretary General Nicanor Arum said the sale of fake jerseys undermines the club’s operations and breaches its partnership with the official kit supplier.

“We issue a stern warning against the sale of counterfeit replica jerseys. This illegal activity severely deprives the club of vital revenue and violates our partnership with the official kits manufacturer,” he said.

Arum added that individuals involved in the illegal trade have already been identified, while calling on Gor Mahia branches to assist in curbing the practice.

“Identified perpetrators are known, based on information shared by our partners and will face legal action without exception. We urge all branches to actively help stop the spread of counterfeit jerseys,” he added.

At the same time, Arum directed all Gor Mahia branches to renew their official affiliation within a specified timeline to support planning and communication ahead of upcoming activities.

“To ensure smooth operations for the coming period, all branches are required to renew their official affiliation/registration with the club by the end of March. This is crucial for planning and communication. To complete your affiliation, please make payment via Paybill Number 972900, Account 01014080008. Once paid, send the confirmation to the Club’s Administration Manager, Ronald Ngala,” he further said.

File image of a previous Nairobi United v Gor Mahia match

Arum further addressed concerns around post-match media engagements, noting that the club will strictly enforce existing guidelines.

He also outlined reporting and payment procedures for match-day stewards.

“Media representatives are advised to adhere to the established guidelines for post-match interviews. The current practice of random, disorganized interviews across the pitch will no longer be permitted to ensure order and professionalism.

“All stewards must report to the Chief Steward for game-day assignments. Payments will be issued the day after the game, as per club policy,” he concluded.