Innocent Mutiso has revealed he regrets resigning as the Kenya Footballers Welfare Association (Kefwa) chairman.
The body was established to fight for players' rights in the country and ensure they are treated right by their respective clubs. However, pressure by other interested parties in 2016 forced him out, with former Sofapaka captain James Situma succeeding him.
"I regret the moment I resigned as the chairman of Kefwa," the former Gor Mahia winger revealed to Goal on Thursday.
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"It was the role I enjoyed because it gave me an opportunity to fight for players' rights.