Harambee Stars midfielder Kenneth Muguna will work under a new head coach at Botswanan club Sua Flamingoes, following the sacking of Leutlwetse Tshireletso on Wednesday, 11 November.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsIn their club statement, Flamingoes, who have been home to Muguna since January this year, announced that they had parted ways with Tshireletso by mutual consent, terminating his two-year contract that would have seen him remain in charge till December 2027.Emerging Stars edge past ten-man Ivory Coast in AFCON U23 qualifiers“Sua Flamingoes Football Club confirms that it has reached a mutual agreement with Head Coach Leutlwetse Tshireletso to terminate his contract with immediate effect,” the Botswana Premier League side noted.“The Club would like to express its sincere appreciation to Coach Tshireletso for his dedication, professionalism and contribution during his tenure. We thank him for his service to the Club and wish him every success in his future endeavours.”##NAJAVA_MECA_10108848##Tshireletso, a former Botswana national team defender, took the Flamingoes job on a two-year deal in December 2025, replacing the exiting Nikola Kavazović.During his time in charge, the man fondly known as Luu led Flamingoes to this year’s Africa Hero Top 8 semifinals, where his side let slip a 2-0 lead, to fall 3-2 to Mochudi Centre Chiefs on Saturday, 7 November.Tusker coach dismisses early season panic after Bandari defeatThat bitter loss ended up deciding Tshireletso’s spell at the club, this despite leading the club to five wins from nine matches in the Premier League this season.Flamingoes, following a third place finish in the league last season, are currently second in this year’s campaign, only six points behind leaders and defending champions Gaborone United.##NAJAVA_MECA_10108051##The club has, as per its statement, intends to give further updates regarding the technical team in due course.
4