Charles Bruno walks out on Michael Olunga Football Academy amidst promotion charge
Former Harambee Starlets assistant coach Charles Bruno has stepped down as head coach of Michael Olunga Football Academy (MOFA), bringing an end to his 10-month stint with the National Super League (NSL) side at a crucial point in the promotion race.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsIn a brief statement released through the club’s official channels, MOFA confirmed Bruno’s departure while announcing assistant coach Fobian Hosea as the interim coach.“Charles Bruno has stepped down as head coach. We thank him for his professionalism, leadership, and unwavering dedication to The White Rhinos’ cause, and wish him every success in his future endeavours.FIFA president Infantino lauds Mozzart Bet’s support for Kenyan footballAssistant Coach Fobian Hosea will take charge on an interim basis,” the statement read.The club, however, did not disclose the circumstances surrounding Bruno’s decision to leave.His exit comes at a delicate stage of the season with the Michael Olunga-backed side..