The NPFL side described the reports as completely false, invalid and without any factual basis. Management confirmed that the club has not been sold and that there are no ongoing discussions or agreements regarding any potential sale.
Call for Caution
In the statement, the club urged fans, supporters, partners and the general public not to believe or share the misinformation. Officials emphasised that only communication released through the club’s verified channels should be regarded as accurate.
“We urge our fans, supporters, partners, and the general public not to believe or share this misinformation,” the statement read. “We encourage everyone to rely only on our official communication channels for accurate and verified updates.”
Focus Remains on the Pitch
Kun Khalifat FC expressed appreciation for the continued trust and loyalty of their supporters. The club reiterated that its priority remains building a stronger institution, achieving success both on and off the pitch, and making the fans proud.
The denial comes as the new NPFL season approaches, with Kun Khalifat set to face Abia Warriors in their opening Matchday One fixture later this month.