Former AFC Leopards assistant coach Abdalla Juma dies
The football community is mourning the loss of experienced coach Abdalla Juma, who has died following a long battle with illness.
His passing was confirmed by Football Kenya Federation President Hussein Mohammed, who paid tribute to Juma’s contributions to the sport over many years. Juma leaves behind a legacy built through dedication at both club and national levels.
Throughout his career, the coach served in various roles, including as assistant coach at AFC Leopards. He also guided teams such as KCB, Thika United, and Bidco United, helping shape players and strategies that impacted local football. Colleagues and players remember him for his passion and commitment to developing talent on the pitch.
His death comes as a significant blow to the football fraternity, where he was respected for his tactical knowledge and mentoring abilities. Tributes continue to pour in from those who worked alongside him, highlighting his positive influence on the game in the country.
As the football family reflects on his life, Juma’s contributions will be remembered as part of the rich history of Kenyan clubs. His passing serves as a reminder of the hard work behind the scenes that sustains the sport at all levels.
