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Gor Mahia's injury boost before season opener — photo: Pulse Sports

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Gor Mahia's injury boost before season opener

Gor Mahia head into their FKF Premier League opener against Murang'a Seal with some welcome news from the treatment table, with three members of the squad reportedly stepping up their recovery in time for the new season.

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According to Pulse Sports, K'Ogalo have received a timely fitness lift ahead of the curtain-raiser, with a trio of players advancing their rehabilitation programmes as preseason winds down. The report does not name the individuals, their specific injuries or a confirmed return date, but the framing is clear: this is a squad depth boost the club will take heading into matchday one.

Gor Mahia will be chasing the Kenyan Premier League title again this season, and early-season availability matters more than it sounds. A thin squad in August has a habit of becoming a crisis by November, so any player Mark Harrison or his coaching staff can call on for the Murang'a Seal fixture is one less selection headache.

Murang'a Seal, for their part, arrive as a side looking to make an early statement against one of the league's traditional heavyweights. Gor Mahia's supporters will simply want bodies on the pitch and a platform to build from.

More clarity on exactly who is back in training, and whether all three are in contention for selection, should emerge as Gor Mahia finalise their matchday squad.

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