Interior PS Raymond Omolo has disclosed a desire to get Police FC to develop a significant fanbase similar to that associated with clubs like the Gor Mahia and AFC Leopards.

Speaking during the team’s dinner gala held in a hotel in Nairobi, Omollo expressed his optimism for the club’s future, emphasizing the dedication of the players, technical bench, and loyal fans who have propelled the team forward.

Omollo, who is the patron of both Police FC and Women’s Police Bullets FC, revealed the path towards achieving the target of the increased fanbase.

The PS further disclosed the plan as a broader strategy for the team to achieve long-term sustainability and expand the resources necessary to sustain the club.

“There are other clubs much older and with a much bigger fan base like Gor and AFC Leopards. As a club, we are looking forward to the days when we will have a significant fan base. Beyond the works of the executive we need the real fans to cheer the players on,” Omolo said.

Granted, the PS admitted to the challenges posed by the plan, as he backed the dedicated staff and members to get them there.

Consistency

“I know it takes a lot of sacrifices to achieve this. Each of us has what he’s doing on a full-time basis. I don’t go to the games as often as I would want. But I’ve noticed there is a lot of consistency going on with other members of the club, particularly the management and this is important” he noted.

In only their third season in top-flight football, Police is proving its readiness to not only rub shoulders with big boys but also cope with the demands of the elevated stage.

The club currently showing early signs of their title credentials, sitting top of the log alongside Tusker FC.

The law enforcers finished third in the 2023-24 league season and enjoyed a remarkable run that culminated with being crowned the 2024 FKF Cup winners.

Other dignitaries in the event included DIG-KPS Eliud Lagat, DIG-APS Gilbert Masengeli and Commandant National Police College Kiganjo, who is also the Executive Chairperson, Nyale Munga.