Nirobi, Kenya: Kenya’s Premier Leagus side Posta Rangers FC have officially announced the appointment of Mr. Collins “Korea” Omondi as the Interim Head Coach, effective immediately. This decision follows the departure of Mr. Sammy “Pamzo” Omollo, who has mover to the new club, APS Bomet.
Mr. Omollo has entered a 30-day Terminal Leave as he awaits the expiration of his employment contract, which is set to conclude on December 31, 2025. This move comes as part of the Management Board’s ongoing efforts to reassess and enhance the club’s performance as they navigate the current season.
Mr. Sammy “Pamzo” Omollo
Mr. Omondi, who has been with the club since February 2021 as the 1st Assistant Coach, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Alongside him, Jaffer Salim and Joseph Mbugi will serve as 1st and 2nd Assistants, respectively. Notably, all three coaches hold CAF B licenses, assuring their qualifications to lead the team during this transitional phase.
The announcement was made during a Performance Review meeting held with the Management Board, where the joint forum of Players and Technical Bench were informed of the changes. The decision reflects the club’s commitment to maintaining high standards of leadership and strategic direction, especially as they look to optimize their performance in the league.
Fans and stakeholders will be eager to see how Mr. Omondi’s leadership impacts the team moving forward, with his extensive background and familiarity with the players promising a seamless transition for the squad. The club encourages its supporters to rally behind the new coaching team as they embark on this new chapter.
Posta Rangers FC is poised for a crucial period ahead, and with focused leadership, they aim to enhance their competitive edge in the league. Further updates on team performance and developments are expected as the situation evolves.