Swedru All Blacks have officially parted company with head coach Prince George Koffie following the expiration of his contract.
Koffie, a seasoned Ghanaian coach, played a pivotal role in guiding the club back to the Ghana Premier League after topping Zone II in the just-ended Division One League campaign.
His contract expired at the end of the 2024/25 season, and both parties have mutually agreed not to extend the deal.
Koffie brings with him a wealth of experience, having previously managed clubs such as Nzema Kotoko, New Edubiase United, Great Olympics, Eleven Wonders, and Namibia’s African Stars.
His exit leaves a significant void at the helm of the Swedru-based club, who now face the urgent task of appointing a new head coach in preparation for their return to top-flight football.
Swedru All Blacks are expected to announce a new managerial appointment ahead of the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League season.
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