Ghana Premier League side Obuasi Ashanti Gold is set to mutually part ways with head coach Ricardo Da Rocha, reports reaching footballghana.com has revealed.
The decision to let the Brazilian tactician go has become necessary after his coaching certificate failed to meet the requirement of the Club Licensing Board formed by the Ghana Football Association (GFA).
As part of many regulations being enforced by the Kurt Okraku-led administration, they have insisted that the club licensing rules should be strictly adhered to.
One of the conditions clubs in the Ghana Premier League needs to meet is to have a head coach that holds at least a CAF License A certificate.
After assessing the document of all managers of the various clubs, the Club Licensing Board concluded that coach Ricard Da Rocha does not have the needed paperwork to sit in the dugout of the Miners.
They have subsequently left his name out of the list of approved coaches of clubs in the top-flight ahead of the opening weekend of the league.
Management of Ashanti Gold and the coach has now reportedly agreed to part ways to allow the side to bring in a new man to lead them in the 2019/2020 season.