Ghana Premier League: Hohoe United Sack Coach Tijani Abdul Rahim Bashiru After Five Month Spell

Struggling Ghana Premier League side Hohoe United have parted ways with head coach Tijani Abdul Rahim Bashiru after just five months in charge, following a difficult start to the season.

Bashiru, who previously managed Young Apostles, oversaw Hohoe United’s debut campaign in the top flight but was unable to steer the club clear of danger. After 17 matches, which marks the midpoint of the season, the newcomers find themselves in the relegation zone, prompting the club to make a change in the technical department.

In an official statement confirming the separation, Hohoe United described the decision as mutual and expressed appreciation for Bashiru’s efforts during his time at the club. The statement praised his dedication, professionalism, and passion, while also highlighting his strong work ethic, discipline, and positive influence on both the players and the technical staff.