The Kenya Soccer Federation (FKF) has launched an investigation into allegations that goalkeeper Patrick Matasi has been concerned in match manipulation.
The 37-year-old, who performs for Kenyan Premier League membership Kakamega Homeboyz, has gained over 30 worldwide caps.
His most up-to-date look for the Harambee Stars got here in October final yr, in a qualifier for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
An undated video posted on-line – which the BBC has not been in a position to confirm – seems to point out Matasi agreeing a deal to affect the result of a league recreation.
“I’ve spoken to him. He was additionally shocked at what he was seeing within the video and he instructed me he does not find out about match-fixing,” Homeboyz proprietor Cleophas Shimanyula instructed BBC Sport Africa.
The FKF stated it might work with world governing physique Fifa, the Confederation of African Soccer and different “related authorities” throughout its investigation.
“We reaffirm our zero-tolerance coverage on match manipulation and are dedicated to safeguarding the credibility of our competitions,” a press release added.
“This investigation will adhere to FKF’s anti-match manipulation rules and Fifa pointers, making certain a good, clear, and thorough course of.
“The rights of the participant and his membership shall be revered, and acceptable motion shall be taken based mostly on the findings.”
BBC Sport Africa has contacted Matasi for remark.
