Gor Mahia reveal this season's jersey prices

Record Kenyan champions Gor Mahia have officially unveiled their new season jerseys pricing structure and distribution plan for their new 2025/26 season jerseys, marking the beginning of a fresh partnership with new kit suppliers AZZO.

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In a statement released after a consultative meeting between the club's sponsor and the council of chairmen, the (COC) confirmed that the replica jerseys will retail at Kshs 2,000 for the general public.

However, in a move aimed at rewarding loyalty, registered branch members will enjoy a discounted rate of Ksh 1,800.

The arrangement, officials say, is meant to strengthen the bond between the club and its grassroots supporters, who remain the heartbeat of Gor Mahia’s rich tradition.

The jerseys will be distributed exclusively by COC, who have been appointed as the official sellers.

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COC will handle all orders on a cash-on-delivery (COD) basis beginning Friday, September 26, ensuring that fans can access the merchandise without unnecessary delays. 

The COC emphasized that the deal is designed to streamline supply and avoid the counterfeiting challenges that have plagued Kenyan football merchandise in the past.

Visually, the new jerseys retain Gor Mahia’s iconic identity.

The home kit will feature the traditional green, complemented by a white away version and a sleek black third kit.

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A notable addition is the emblem “XXI,” proudly emblazoned on the shirt to symbolize Gor Mahia’s 21 league titles—a subtle reminder of the club’s unmatched dominance in Kenyan football.

This unveiling also signals the end of Gor Mahia’s association with Tanzanian designer Sheria Ngowi, who had supplied the club’s kits for the past two seasons.

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The new suppliers, AZZO,an Australian-founded engineering and energy-management software company—now step into the Kenyan sporting arena with the high-profile partnership.