This archive report was first published on 13 January 2020.
Wazito, a struggling Kenyan Premier League (KPL) side, has made significant changes to its technical bench. The club has dismissed assistant coach Frank Ouna and Team Manager Bramwel Makotsi, following a 2-0 loss to AFC Leopards at the Kenyatta Stadium on Sunday.
According to a reliable source within the team, the decision was made by the top management of the club, who believe that Frank Ouna was not guiding the head coach Stewart Hall properly, while Bramwel Makotsi was erratic in his decision-making.
The team manager, Bramwel Makotsi, was at the centre of the Whyvonne Isuza transfer tussle between AFC Leopards and Wazito. The player was unveiled by Wazito before his termination notice with AFC Leopards lapsed, and the club is now demanding Sh2 million for the transfer of the player.
Frank Ouna rejoined Wazito two months ago, after a previous restructuring that saw Melis Medo exit the team after just four matches in charge. Medo was appointed to replace Stanley Okumbi.
The club, bankrolled by businessman Ricardo Badoer, has found the going tough in the KPL this season, despite being financially stable. They are currently 14th on the log with 11 points from 17 matches.
