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The overall winner will receive Ksh 150,000, while the runner-up and third-place winner will receive Ksh 100,000 and Ksh 50,000, respectively. 

The Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has launched the 2025 jersey design competition, inviting Kenyan designers to participate in creating the next national team jersey.  

In a statement on Tuesday, April 1, FKF noted that the jersey designs should reflect Kenya’s cultural heritage while maintaining the national colors; black, white, red, or green.  

Additionally, participants are encouraged to incorporate elements that symbolize the country’s football journey and national pride.

According to FKF, the competition will run from April 1 to April 15, 2025, and only one entry per participant is allowed. 

The federation warned that submissions must be original, and any attempts to submit previously used or confidential designs will result in disqualification. 

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Further, entrants are required to provide a brief description explaining the significance of their design.

FKF said the competition is open to Kenyan citizens aged between 18 and 35 years, and an independent committee to review the submissions and select the top three designs will be set up.

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The overall winner will receive a Ksh150,000 cash prize while the runner-up and second runner-up will receive Ksh100,000 and Ksh 50,000 respectively. 

"The winning entrants will be required to sign a declaration form whereby they shall agree to undertake to transfer all copyrights and intellectual property rights in the designs to FKF. 

"The entrants shall also be required to waive any claims to any royalties or revenue earned from the sale or use of the selected designs on national team jerseys or other FKF Merchandise," FKF said.

In a move to ensure professionalism, FKF requires that all submissions must avoid explicit, derogatory, or profane content, do not promote weapons, drugs, or other harmful activities, and do not misrepresent or defame any national symbol.

The submissions must also exclude trademarks or copyrighted materials from external sources without permission and avoid personal identifiers like names or email addresses. 

Interested participants can contact FKF at [email protected] for more information.