Nairobi United FC has taken a significant step towards player safety and professional standards by announcing a one-year partnership with E-Plus, the medical services arm of the Kenya Red Cross.
The deal will see E-Plus provide comprehensive emergency medical coverage for all Nairobi United home matches during the 2025 season, including dedicated ambulances stationed at venues and specialised training for the club’s medical and technical staff.
The newly promoted Kenyan Premier League side, which also earned a historic place in the group stage of the 2025 CAF Confederation Cup, becomes one of the first clubs in the country to secure such an extensive emergency medical package.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, club officials emphasised that the partnership goes beyond basic ambulance provision, with E-Plus committing to rapid-response protocols and ongoing education programmes designed to handle sports-related injuries effectively.
As Nairobi United prepares for its maiden top-flight campaign and continental football, the collaboration signals the club’s determination to match rising on-field ambitions with world-class welfare and safety measures.The partnership is effective immediately and will run throughout the 2025 season.
