Veteran Ghanaian coach, Samuel Paa Kwesi Fabin has officially parted ways with Aduana Stars.
Multiple reports in the local media suggest that the former Black Starlets coach left the club due to the lack of squad in-depth.
The 61-year-old tactician left the club after the management of the Dormaa-based club failed to extend his contract which expired today.
"It's true that I have left Aduana Stars following the expiration of my one-year contract with the club," Fabin told Kumasi based Kessben FM.
"I organized a 'justify your inclusion' to recruit players to bolster the squad list of Aduana Stars. I submitted the list of players to be signed but got response from the management team that my services is no more needed at the club,"
"I have accepted that in a good faith. Let me thank the club, fans and the life patron of Aduana Stars, Nana Agyemang Badu I for the opportunity. Currently, I am in Kumasi and now available for any club" he concluded.
Fabin has vast experience in the summit of Ghana football league having had spells wiith Asante Kotoko, Hearts of Oak and Inter Allies in the domestic elite division.
He was once on the books of the Uganda junior national team given his talents nurturing prowess.
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