Coach of SC Medeama, Bashir Hayford says he is considering his future at the club after his managers told him to proceed on a month long leave.
The former Under 17 coach will not be in charge of the team for the next four weeks due to the one month leave granted him by the club.
He told Joy sports that, it’s the management decision and should be respected as such with no bitterness.
I’m not bitter about their decision since they are in charge of the club. Am going to sleep for thirty 30 days and then decide on the next step to take. Coach bash told Joy sports.
There are reports circulating that, the coach may be fired before the one month leave period expires as a replacement is being worked on.
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