Kampala, Uganda, 10 February: Uganda soccer club, BUL Football Club has disclosed that it parted ways with the national soccer team Assistant Coach, Kefa Kisala for his lack of commitment to the club.
The Jinja based Chairperson Silver Aliasi reportedly told the country’s online edition New Vision Online published Tuesday that the Uganda Cranes Assistant did not give his whole heart to the club.
Aliasi said the club effected the decision to let the coach go after having analysed the prevailing situation at the club the club which finished on the fifth position in the first round of the country’s top flight league the Uganda Super League.
The Jinja based Chairperson Silver Aliasi reportedly told the country’s online edition New Vision Online published Tuesday that the Uganda Cranes Assistant did not give his whole heart to the club.
Aliasi said the club effected the decision to let the coach go after having analysed the prevailing situation at the club the club which finished on the fifth position in the first round of the country’s top flight league the Uganda Super League.
“We analysed everything and decided to part ways with head coach Mr Kefa Kisala. We need a new impulse,” Aliasi was quoted as saying.
Following recommendation from the executive committee of the club, the club decided to terminate a two year deal the coach had signed with the club.
Kisala was booted out from the club’s technical panel last week and was immediately replaced by his assistant Joseph Mutyaba.
Following recommendation from the executive committee of the club, the club decided to terminate a two year deal the coach had signed with the club.
Kisala was booted out from the club’s technical panel last week and was immediately replaced by his assistant Joseph Mutyaba.
By: Joel Chirwa
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