Abdul Majid (football coach)

Last updated November 23, 2025

Abdul Majid^[1] is a former coach of the Kenya National team in 1998^[2]^[3] who was later replaced by Nigerian Christian Chukwu. Majid is best remembered for leading Kenya to one of its best results after edging out Djibouti 9-1 in August 1998.^[4] Beyond the National team, Majid coached Kenyan club Rivatex FC whom he led to Moi Golden Cup win in 1990 becoming the first team outisde Nairobi to achieve that fete.

References

↑ Abdul Majid coach profile at National-Football-Teams.com
↑ All Africa, 3 Apr 1998 Stars coach shopping around for players
↑ All Africa, 18 Oct 1998 Majid to be assigned new duties in KFF
↑ Team Kenya, Record Harambee Stars Wins in History

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[NFT-1] Abdul Majid coach profile at National-Football-Teams.com

[2] All Africa, 3 Apr 1998 Stars coach shopping around for players

[3] All Africa, 18 Oct 1998 Majid to be assigned new duties in KFF

[4] Team Kenya, Record Harambee Stars Wins in History

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