SC Villa has announced the sacking of head coach Dusan Stojanovic. The club confirmed the decision on Saturday, sending shockwaves through the fraternity.
Stojanovic, who guided SC Villa to a league title last season, ending a 20-year drought, has parted ways with the club after just one season at the helm.
His tenure saw SC Villa clinch their record-extending 16th league title, a significant achievement for the storied club.
However, the off-season has been tumultuous for Villa. The club lost several key players, including captain Kenneth Ssemakula, and failed to advance past the group stages in the recently concluded CECAFA Club Championship.
These setbacks have compounded the challenges faced by Stojanovic, ultimately leading to his departure.
SC Villa has appointed Stojanovic’s former assistant, Morley Byekwaso, as the interim head coach.
Byekwaso, a familiar face within the club, will be tasked with stabilizing the team and preparing them for the upcoming season.
Insider reports suggest that Stojanovic’s departure was influenced by unmet demands, including requests for player transfers and improved training facilities. The club’s inability to meet these demands reportedly strained the relationship between the coach and the management, culminating in his exit.
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