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- ↑ Mozzart Sport, 1 February 2022 Elvis Rupia completes move to Police
- ↑ Nairobi News, 21 July 2018 Kenya’s hot striker Rupia lands in Zambia to seal Dynamos deal
- ↑ Zambian Football, 7 May 2020 Elvis Rupia: The promise that never came true
- ↑ Goal, 30 July 2019 KPL Transfers: Ambitious Wazito FC seal the signing of Elvis Rupia
- ↑ Nation, 11 August 2019 Rupia sets ambitious targets at Wazito
- ↑ The-Star, 12 May 2020 Leopards keen to hand striker a lengthy contract
- ↑ Standard, 27 January 2021 Striker Elvis Rupia says he can lift AFC Leopards to league title
- ↑ Michezo Afrika, 8 September 2021 Rupia joins Saudi club
- ↑ Goal, 8 September 2021 Elvis Rupia: Ex-AFC Leopards striker signs for Saudi Arabia's Bisha FC
- ↑ Standard, 21 June 2023 Rupia breaks 47-year-old KPL goal scoring record
- ↑ Mozzart Sport, 25 June 2023 Magical Rupia wins 22/23 Golden Boot, ending all-time top scorer in a single season debate
- ↑ Pulse Sport, 26 June 2023 Elvis Rupia finally breaks 47-year Golden Boot record as Omala equalises it