Zambian giants Zesco United have parted ways with coach George Lwandamina the club has confirmed.
Zambian giants Zesco United have parted ways with coach George Lwandamina the club has confirmed.
In a statement on their website, Zesco said: “ZESCO United Football Club management and club head coach, George Lwandamina have mutually agreed to separate with immediate effect.”
Also Read: Kakuma Raised Me
On his part, the club Chief Executive Officer(CEO), Richard Mulenga said: “ZESCO United Football Club management would like to thank coach George Lwandamina for his services in the last three seasons which resulted in the team winning two league titles and one Absa Cup trophy.”
Mulenga has further disclosed that the club will soon be announcing a new full-time head coach ahead of the 2020/2021 FAZ/MTN Super League season.
“The club will immediately begin the recruitment process for a new full-time head coach,” he added.
Lwandamina is one of the most experienced coaches in Zambia having coached the Zambian national team Green Buffaloes, Kabwe Warriors and Red Arrows.
It was his second stint at Zesco after returning in 2018 following his short stint at Tanzania giants Yanga SC; his first stint coming between 2014 and 2015.
Zesco United is the home to Kenyan quartet of Jesse Were, John Mark Makwatta, David Owino and Ian Otieno.
Also Read: No longer Depressed
