The management of King Faisal is stalling on the idea of bringing in a foreign coach following the departure of Karim Zito.
Initially Faisal had plans of recruiting an Italian coach to take over from Zito whose contract was not renewed when it expired last week.
However the club owner Alhaji Karim Grunsah has been advised by some members of his management team to reconsider the idea of employing an expatriate coach due to the inherent costs.
Currently the assistant coach Nuhu has been put in charge of training and coaching the first team until a substantive replacement is named.
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