Police FC sack head coach Nicholas Muyoti and his assistant, John Baraza with just two matches into the new season – a loss and draw, club announces their departure.

Kenya Police FC part ways with coaches Muyoti and Baraza.

In a statement, Kenya Police FC explained that Muyoti and Baraza had joined the club with an understanding that they would be released whenever an opportunity arose to advance their coaching education.Both coaches currently hold Confederation of African Football (CAF) B licences and have requested to enrol in CAF A coaching courses.

The club’s management approved their requests, noting that higher coaching qualifications are becoming increasingly important in top-flight football.Kenya Police FC also praised the two coaches for their commitment, professionalism and work ethic during their time with the team, wishing them well as they pursue further studies.

Muyoti took charge of the team in January 2026 after initially serving as an assistant coach under Serbian tactician Dusan Stojanovic. He guided Police to a third-place finish in the league last season and led the team to the final of the Mozzart Bet Cup, where they finished runners-up to Tusker FC. Baraza, a former Harambee Stars striker, joined the technical bench as Muyoti’s assistant after previous coaching roles at Sofapaka and Bandari.

The departures leave Kenya Police FC facing an early change in their technical bench as they prepare for the remaining fixtures of the season.The club said it would communicate its plans for the technical bench in due course.