Former Harambee Stars captain Musa Otieno has stepped down from his position as the Kenya Police FC assistant coach with immediate effect.Otieno announced his exit from the club after the 1-0 defeat by Kakamega Homeboyz at the Lang’ata Sports Complex on Saturday. This was their second defeat of the campaign after the opening day loss to KCB by a similar score-line.##NAJAVA_MECA_6861898##The former defender did not give the reason for his hurried resignation saying it is ‘a long story’ with everything pointing at trouble at Kenya Police FC’s yard. There have been reports of interference and conflict of interest within the club and Otieno’s departure could be a result of what has been a simmering problem.Otieno, who has previously served as the coach at FC Talanta, an assistant coach for Harambee Stars, and head coach for Harambee Starlets joined the club in March alongside head coach Sammy ‘Pamzo’ Omolo. Earlier last week, there were reports that Otieno and Omolo were set to tender their resignations over what was described as difficult working conditions but that did not materialize until Saturday when the most-capped Harambee Stars player in history walked out. Omolo’s fate at the club remains unclear.Former Kenya international Musa Otieno has resigned as Kenya Police’s assistant coach. This comes hours after Police FC lost by a solitary goal to Kakamega Homeboyz at the Ulinzi Sports Complex. #RadullLive pic.twitter.com/9SviUTr8Vz— @RadullLive (@radulllive) December 3, 2022 The law enforcers have been on a recruitment spree since they earned a promotion to the top tier last year and have one of the most enviable squads in the league. The team won the Elite Super Cup just before the new campaign started and everything pointed at a successful season ahead for the law enforcers only for things to crumble two matches into the new season.Next for Kenya Police FC is a home match against Bandari FC in Nairobi.NSL: Five-star Naivas thrash sorry Mwatate United to return to winning ways
