By Mumo Judah
Nairobi, Kenya, June 1, 2026
The Green Army is celebrating once again after Gor Mahia secured a record-extending 22nd Kenyan Premier League title, capping off a remarkable 2025/26 campaign and reaffirming their status as the most successful club in the country’s football history.
K’Ogalo finished the season at the summit of the league standings with 69 points, fending off competition from their rivals to reclaim domestic supremacy and add another chapter to their illustrious legacy.
The triumph not only delivers ultimate bragging rights over arch-rivals AFC Leopards but also comes with a lucrative Sh15 million champions’ prize and a direct ticket to represent Kenya in next season’s CAF Champions League.
Players, coaching staff and thousands of supporters erupted in celebration after the final whistle confirmed Gor Mahia as champions, with scenes of jubilation witnessed across Nairobi and other parts of the country where the club enjoys a massive following.
The title-winning campaign was built on consistency, resilience and crucial performances throughout the season. Gor Mahia maintained their dominance in key fixtures and produced results when it mattered most, allowing them to finish ahead of their challengers and secure the crown with authority.
For the club’s loyal supporters, the latest success is another reminder of Gor Mahia’s enduring influence on Kenyan football. The Green Army has long been synonymous with domestic dominance, and the 2025/26 season further strengthened that reputation.
Beyond the domestic celebrations, attention now shifts to the continental stage, where Gor Mahia will once again carry Kenya’s hopes in the CAF Champions League. Club officials have expressed confidence that the team can build on its domestic success and make a strong impression against Africa’s elite clubs.
The financial reward accompanying the title is also expected to provide a significant boost as the club prepares for continental competition and plans for the next campaign.
As fans celebrate another historic achievement, Gor Mahia’s latest league triumph stands as a testament to the club’s rich heritage, unwavering support base and continued ambition to remain the benchmark of Kenyan football.
With a record 22 league titles now in their trophy cabinet, K’Ogalo have once again proven why they remain the undisputed giants of the Kenyan game.
