Bofoakwa Tano, a club in the Ghana Premier League, has officially announced the departure of their head coach, Frimpong Manso.
Contrary to earlier speculations fueled by local media reports hinting at a dismissal due to poor performance, the club's CEO, Alexander Ababio, has come forward to clarify that Manso's exit was not a result of underwhelming results on the field.
Speaking on the matter, Ababio revealed that the separation was a mutual decision between the club and the coach, shedding light on a narrative distinct from the initially perceived narrative of a performance-based termination.
"It is true we don't have any reason but I think it is mutual consent that we took and we parted ways it is not any difficult reason like his performance that is not the situation," he told Peace FM as monitored by Footballghana.com
"But I think one or two that we all agreed on and we will not go public to explain ourselves several times. So it is something we all agreed on and parted ways and we all settled ourselves and parted ways.
"It is not because of performance because our position now is not a bad position it is good for a first entrant if you look at our position it is encouraging but it is not only the performance there will be somethings that our communication something is going wrong a little so we all have to sit down we did that and we parted ways,"