A court in Astana ordered the Football Association of Kazakhstan to pay almost 50 million tenge to the former auditor. In the courts of Astana, the dispute between the former chief auditor of the Football Association of Kazakhstan Kamber Umarov and its leadership ended recently: the court partially accepted Umarov's claim and obliged the association to pay him wages for the non-working period, the decision entered into force. Omarov has been working at KFF since January 2025 with a salary of about 2.5 million tenge; In April 2026 he was informed of the dismissal and was fired in May. He referred to another agreement that extended the contract until January 2028, and demanded approximately 20 salaries (~50 million tenge) and another approximately 20 million tenge in bonuses. The court collected wages for months he did not work, refuses to pay bonuses as an incentive grant; The federation's claim to cancel the additional agreement was also rejected. The legality of the document was confirmed by former KFF general secretary David Loria, who signed the additional agreement. Tolper. Media.

A court in Astana ordered the Football Association of Kazakhstan to pay almost 50 million tenge to the former auditor. In the courts of Astana, the dispute between the former chief auditor of the Football Association of Kazakhstan Kamber Umarov and its leadership ended recently: the court partially accepted Umarov's claim and obliged the association to pay him wages for the non-working period, the decision entered into force. Omarov has been working at KFF since January 2025 with a salary of about 2.5 million tenge; In April 2026 he was informed of the dismissal and was fired in May. He referred to another agreement that extended the contract until January 2028, and demanded approximately 20 salaries (~50 million tenge) and another approximately 20 million tenge in bonuses. The court collected wages for months he did not work, refuses to pay bonuses as an incentive grant; The federation's claim to cancel the additional agreement was also rejected. The legality of the document was confirmed by former KFF general secretary David Loria, who signed the additional agreement. Tolper. Media.