Maxwell Konadu set to swap Nsoatreman for adventure in South Africa - Report
Nsoatreman FC and Head Coach Maxwell Konadu have decided to part ways, following Konadu's request, according to sources from AshesGyamera.com.Konadu, who joined the Bono side on a two-year deal in July 2023, leaves a notable legacy after leading the club to victory in last season's Ghana FA Cup and achieving a commendable fourth-place finish in the Premier League.The former Black Stars assistant coach was set to lead the club to a first ever participation in the CAF Confederation Cup courtesy of their FA Cup victory.Konadu is expected to finalize a lucrative three-year contract with an undisclosed club in South Africa later this week.With his departure, Nsoatreman FC is now actively searching for a replacement to helm the team as they gear up for their maiden campaign in the CAF Confederation Cup.Sources from AshesGyamera.com suggest that former Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu is the leading candidate to succeed Konadu, following the departing coach's endorsement of three potential successors.
Nsoatreman FC and Head Coach Maxwell Konadu have decided to part ways, following Konadu's request, according to sources from AshesGyamera.com.
Konadu, who joined the Bono side on a two-year deal in July 2023, leaves a notable legacy after leading the club to victory in last season's Ghana FA Cup and achieving a commendable fourth-place finish in the Premier League.
The former Black Stars assistant coach was set to lead the club to a first ever participation in the CAF Confederation Cup courtesy of their FA Cup victory.
Konadu is expected to finalize a lucrative three-year contract with an undisclosed club in South Africa later this week.
With his departure, Nsoatreman FC is now actively searching for a replacement to helm the team as they gear up for their maiden campaign in the CAF Confederation Cup.
Sources from AshesGyamera.com suggest that former Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu is the leading candidate to succeed Konadu, following the departing coach's endorsement of three potential successors.
