Scottland Football Club has announced the departure of the team’s head coach Tonderayi Ndiraya following a mutual agreement not to renew his contract.
In a statement, the club confirmed that it had reached an amicable decision with the coach thanking him for his professionalism, commitment and service throughout his tenure.
The club praised his significant contribution to player development and the team’s overall growth noting that his leadership had been instrumental in guiding Scotland FC to a landmark Premier Soccer League title in their debut season.
The achievement secured the club a coveted spot in the CAF Champions League marking one of the most successful periods in its recent history.
“We extend our sincere appreciation for the role he has played in the advancement of our players,” the club said, adding that his impact had been highly valued.
Scotland FC also expressed confidence in his future, wishing him success as he continues his coaching career.
The club is yet to announce who will take over the role ahead of the next campaign.
Rumours have already started circulating that the Scott Sakupwanya owned club might engage former national team coach Michael Nees as Ndiraya’s replacement.
