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Gor Mahia's suspension drama is over, coach says — photo: Pulse Sports

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Gor Mahia's suspension drama is over, coach says

Gor Mahia's coach has told reporters that a disciplinary standoff involving two of his players is done and dusted, with the pair now cleared to compete for a place in the matchday squad again.

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According to Pulse Sports, the coach confirmed the suspension handed to the two players has been resolved internally, framing it as a closed chapter rather than an ongoing issue hanging over the squad. The report does not name the players involved or detail what triggered the original sanction, but the message from the camp is unmistakable: whatever it was, it's over.

For a club the size of Gor Mahia, even a short suspension can dominate the conversation around a dressing room. K'Ogalo are Kenya's most decorated side and carry outsized scrutiny whenever discipline becomes a storyline, so a coach going public to say the matter is settled is as much about managing perception as it is about managing a squad.

With league action resuming, having two senior names back available gives the coaching staff fuller options for team selection: more bodies for rotation, cover for specific matchups, and extra depth on the bench that simply wasn't there while the suspension was live.

The next matchday squad will settle it either way. If both players are named, that confirms the issue is filed away for good. If either is left out, questions about what actually happened will resurface.

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