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64 teams from will compete in this year’s edition of the Miraj Soccer tournament bringing together over 2,000 players from Likoni,Changamwe,Jomvu,Kisauni,Mvita and Nyali Constituencies.

The tournament under the patronage of Monbasa Senator Miraj Abdillahi which kicked off on 9th November will see the final played on 14th of next month.

Among the teams participating include Panama FC, Napoli FC, Coast’s oldest team from Bofu ,Vibwanga FC and Change Youth FC.

In a heartwarming display of community spirit and sporting excellence, thousands of soccer enthusiasts gathered at Mwahima Stadium to launch the Coast Soccer Revolution, a groundbreaking initiative led by Senator Miraj Abdilahi.

“We are thrilled to present this year’s tournament as we angle for talent acquisition and development across the Coast Region. This tournament serves as the precipice for tapping budding soccer talent in Kenya,” stated Senator Miraj Abdilahi during the opening ceremony.

The women’s division features strong contenders, including Likoni Starlets, Zanirani FC, Panama Ladies and Migombani Queens.

The initiative extends far beyond competitive matches, incorporating, Certified coaching clinics and training courses, FIFA-accredited referee courses, and establishment of the Coast Soccer Academy.

Mpasho Kispoti CEO Salim Zani, partnering with Mama Haki Foundation, announced substantial support for participating teams. “I laud Mama Haki Foundation and Senator Miraj for this noble idea. Sports plays a unifying role, and we are keen on partnering with top Football Kenya Premier League clubs for talent scouting,” Zani remarked.

Winners will receive cash prizes and capital to invest in business initiatives within the region, emphasizing the program’s commitment to community development.

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