National Super League (NSL) side Michael Olunga Football Academy (MOFA) has announced the departure of head coach Lloyd Wahome upon the expiry of his short-term deal.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsWahome, in his second stint with the Homa Bay County-based club, failed to guide the team to the top tier after being handed the reins on Friday, 18 April. He took over following the controversial sacking of head coach Charles Odero, who had led the club for only four games.Harambee Stars defender parts ways with South African clubThe former Tusker FC defender joined MOFA at the start of the 2024/2025 season as part of Alfred Chole’s backroom staff and was elevated to the head coach role after Chole’s mid-season dismissal.He began his tenure with promise, steering MOFA back into the promotion race after an unbeaten run against Mombasa Stars, Mombasa United, and Naivas FC.How hiding behind Ulinzi Complex couches saved Zico from angry Gor Mahia fans (VIDEO)However, a 2-0 loss to Fortune Sacco at the Jomo Kenyatta International Stadium in Kisumu marked the start of a challenging spell.From that point, MOFA managed only three wins, against Vihiga United, MCF, and Kibera Black Stars, while suffering four defeats, including back-to-back losses to promoted Nairobi United and 3K FC to end the season.Other setbacks came at the hands of Kisumu All Stars and Darajani Gogo, while the team also dropped points in draws against relegated sides SS Assad and Samwest Black Boots.##NAJAVA_MECA_9002219##The club is planning for a promotion push next season and is restructuring ahead of the upcoming campaign, which is expected to be followed by the beefing up of the playing unit. They have now announced that the coach has departed upon the expiry of his deal.“MOFA FC announces the mutual departure of Head Coach Lloyd Wahome following the expiry of his contract,” read part of the club’s statement.The club thanked Wahome for his services and professionalism, noting that he had made a mark during his stint.Government reveals why Nyayo Stadium is not fully ready to host CHAN yet“We extend our sincere gratitude to Coach Wahome for his hard work, unwavering dedication, and professionalism during his time at the club. His contribution to our vision and journey has been significant, and we remain proud of the progress achieved under his leadership.”The club went ahead and wished him well in his future endeavours.“We wish him the very best as he embarks on the next chapter of his coaching career.”Harambee Stars defender signs for Spanish sideThe club added that they will make an announcement regarding the fate of the coaching position in due course.Former Kisumu All Stars coach Charles Bruno has been linked with a move to the club. Bruno recently parted ways with All Stars after two seasons at the helm. He has been linked with a Nairobi-based club, while MOFA is also said to be in the race for his signature.MOFA finished in seventh position with 49 points from the just-concluded National Super League season.Michael Olunga reveals facilities to be included in his club’s new stadium [VIDEO]
