Mozzart Bet Boosts NSL Teams Kisumu All Stars, 3K, and Migori Youth with Sh20M Sponsorship Deal

NAIROBI, Kenya, September 23, 2025 – Sports gaming firm Mozzart Bet has announced a Sh20 million sponsorship deal for three National Super League (NSL) football clubs for the 2025/2026 season.

The teams benefiting from this initiative include Kisumu All Stars, the Embu-based 3K, and Migori FC, each of which will receive Sh5 million along with an additional Sh1 million for merchandise.

This move by Mozzart Bet demonstrates a renewed interest from the corporate sector in enhancing the country’s football clubs at the grassroots level.

At the event held in Nairobi on Tuesday, September 23, Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohammed praised Mozzart Bet for its timely support of these clubs. 

He highlighted the historical challenges NSL clubs have faced in attracting sponsorships. 

It is encouraging to see corporates come in to support teams within the NSL,” he stated.

FKF President Hussein Mohammed (middle) and his deputy Macdonald Mariga (right) led the football fraternity in witnessing the significant occasion. Photos Courtesy

The FKF President encouraged more companies to join Mozzart Bet in uplifting other NSL teams, which is crucial for the growth and development of Kenyan football.

In its announcement, the gaming firm expressed confidence in the selected teams and reiterated its commitment to supporting football in the country. 

The deal provides the Kisumu-based Eagles (Otenga) with renewed hope after the recent withdrawal of funding from the County Government of Kisumu.

Migori Youth and 3K football clubs savoured the moments during the sponsorship deal ceremony with sports gaming firm Mozzart Bet. Photos Courtesy.

In welcoming the sponsorship, Rashid Ochieng, the team manager of the Otengas, described the partnership as a significant milestone on their path to achieving football success. 

“With our ever-loyal fan base, this deal will motivate the club and players, improve our on-field performance, and help us honour most fixtures,” he said, with representatives from Awendo-based Migori Youth and 3K sharing similar sentiments.

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