GOOD TO : Bashir Hayford agrees with Isaac Konadu. He agrees to play for South Africa this year for $55 million.

Bashir Hayford agrees with Isaac Konadu. He agrees to play for South Africa this year for $55 million.

Bashir Hayford, coach of the Heart of Lions, has voiced his entire support for fellow Ghanaian coach Maxwell Konadu, who recently joined Black Leopards, a second-tier South African side. Konadu’s hiring was announced just days after he resigned from Nsoatreman FC. Speaking with Onua TV’s Agoro Fie, Hayford stated that such decisions are frequently personal and affected by a variety of reasons. He underlined the necessity of sports administrators and club owners treating coaches with respect and adhering to contractual responsibilities. “Some judgments are personal, and you must examine several factors. Because now is the moment for our sports administrators and club owners to show little respect for coaches and their contractual commitments. I’m not sure what happened, but it’s an employment opportunity for him.He also wants to test his luck outside. Hayford told Agoro Fie of Onua TV that he understands exactly what he wants.

Maxwell Konadu left Ghana Premier League club Nsoatreman FC less than a month after leading them to win in the MTN FA Cup. He has been tasked with assisting Black Leopards’ promotion to the Premier Soccer League (PSL).

The Brazilians confirmed on Wednesday that they had parted ways with their 37-year-old coach. According to sources, the former Orlando Pirates coach quit because his relationship with athletic director Flemming Berg deteriorated. Sundowns has now disputed the allegations in a statement. Rulani told Marawa Sports Worldwide that he wants to stay with Sundowns. “I did not want to leave. I need to make it clear that I did not wish to leave. “My hand was forced,” he stated on Wednesday.

It makes no sense to me, but there are many things in life that don’t make sense, and you have to accept them. I’m not sure if I’m blessed with enough intelligence to understand some of these things. Sometimes football… “Some strange things happen, but that’s part of the game,” Mokwena told MSW.