Gor Mahia appoint Croatian tactician as new head coach
Gor Mahia have confirmed the appointment of Croatian coach Sinisa Mihic as their new head coach, ending weeks of speculation over the club’s managerial situation. Mihic, who holds a UEFA Pro Licence, now takes charge of the 21-time Kenyan Premier League champions as they push for their 22nd title.
Gor Mahia have officially appointed Croatian coach Sinisa Mihic, 48, as the new head coach of the 21-time Kenyan Premier League champions, taking over from interim head coach Zedekiah "Zico" Otieno.
This confirmation ends weeks of speculation about a coaching change within the Green Army, with Mihic now tasked with steering the club through the remainder of the season. The uncertainty surrounding Zico’s future had set the stage for this dramatic development in the club’s coaching landscape.
The newly appointed coach boasts an impressive résumé, having managed Kuwait’s Al Fahaheel (2014–2016), Al Shabab (2019–2020), and Croatia’s NK Crikvenica (January–June 2021). His most recent role was as assistant manager at Al Salmiyah SC, a four-time Kuwaiti Premier League champion, where he served for just 16 days (12–28 February 2022). Mihic holds a UEFA Pro Licence, the highest coaching qualification in Europe.
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With Mihic now at the steering wheel, he will be expected to adapt quickly and apply his tactical expertise to the team, ensuring the champions remain afloat and stable in their pursuit of the coveted title, which is currently within reach.
On Saturday, 1st, K’Ogalo narrowly avoided sharing the spoils with Posta Rangers, thanks to a late goal from Alphonce Omija in added time, securing a 2-1 victory.
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