Former Harambee Stars tactician Bobby Williamson has challenged Football Kenya Federation to clear his 55 million shillings outstanding pay.
Williamson, who managed Harambee Stars from 2014 to 2016, before being sacked and replaced by Stanley Okumbi, insists Football Kenya Federation should use part of the anticipated FIFA funds to settle his debt.
Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania are among countries set to benefit from the FIFA operational funding that is set to be released immediately as a relief plan to cushion the football community from the economic impact caused by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Williamson, who also coached the Uganda national team before coming to Kenya, was awarded 55 million shillings after he won a case he filed for unfair dismissal by FKF at the Employment and Labour Court in Nairobi.
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