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Leopards’ absentee coach’s fate to be known this week


AFC Leopards coach Nikola Kavazovic, who has been missing in action for the last two weeks, has been given until Tuesday to make up his mind on whether to return to the club or quit altogether.

Sources at the club have reliably informed Nairobi News that Kavazovic has committed himself to settling the matter regarding his future at the club by Tuesday.

“The coach has informed us that we will have a final decision on the way forward by Tuesday. We have demanded an answer because we need to plan for the season,” a senior official of the club told Nairobi News.

FALLOUT

Kavazovic left the country on December 1, saying he was heading to his native Serbia to be with an ailing member of his family.

Separately, Nairobi News confirmed the former Township Rollers coach left after he fell out with a section of the club’s National Executive Committee members.

A text message that has been circulating suggests that the coach was angered by club’s delayed approval and processing of a Sh20,000 ($200) advance.

WINLESS

In the meantime, since he left various media reports in South Africa and Kenya have linked him with the vacant coaching role at Premier Soccer League side Free State Stars.

In Kavazovic’s absence, Leopards have failed to win any of their opening two league matches this season, drawing 1-1 with Kariobangi Sharks on the opening match day of the season before receiving a 3-0 thrashing at the hands of Kakamega Homeboyz on Saturday.