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Head coach Charles Okere has confirmed his decision to part ways with Kenyan Premier League outfit Tusker FC.
His decision to leave, comes just three days after the Brewers suffered a 3-1 defeat against Mathare United in the FKF Premier League. Despite taking an early lead, Mathare United produced a comeback to win maximum points.
The defeat was the eighth for Tusker, who started the season with hopes to reclaim the Premier League title. Before the Mathare United fixture, Tusker had played against Posta Rangers in a game they drew 1-1.
Okere took to social media to confirm his exit. He wrote: “Every journey has its season, and mine with Tusker FC has now come to an end. Since arriving in 2018 as an assistant coach, this club has been more than just a workplace; it has been family.
“Together, we celebrated two league titles, overcame countless challenges, and built memories that will remain with me for a lifetime.
“From serving as an assistant coach to leading the Youth Team and eventually stepping up to the senior team, it has been a journey of growth, resilience, and immense learning.
“While not every chapter unfolded exactly as planned, that is the nature of both football and life: a blend of triumphs and trials. I choose to carry forward the victories, the lessons, and the invaluable experiences.”
Okere concluded: “I am deeply grateful to everyone who walked this path with me: the players, technical staff, management, supporters, and every member of the Tusker family. Your support, your criticism, and your encouragement have all shaped me in meaningful ways.
“I wish the club nothing but continued success for the remainder of the season and beyond. Tusker FC will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will forever remain a supporter, even from the outside. God bless you all. God bless Tusker FC.”
Okere has left Tusker in position nine with 28 points. They have won eight matches, drawn four and lost eight.
Head coach Charles Okere has officially confirmed his decision to part ways with Kenyan Premier League side Tusker FC.
The announcement comes just three days after the Brewers suffered a disappointing 3-1 defeat against Mathare United in the FKF Premier League. Despite taking an early lead, Tusker failed to hold on as Mathare United mounted a strong comeback to secure maximum points.
Charles Okere took to social media to confirm his exit from the club, bringing an end to a long association that began in 2018.
In his farewell message, Okere expressed gratitude to the club and everyone associated with it.
“Every journey has its season, and mine with Tusker FC has now come to an end. Since arriving in 2018 as an assistant coach, this club has been more than just a workplace; it has been family.”
He highlighted the milestones achieved during his tenure, including league triumphs and youth development.
“Together, we celebrated two league titles, overcame countless challenges, and built memories that will remain with me for a lifetime.”
The departure of Charles Okere marks the end of a significant chapter for both the coach and Tusker FC.
Joined in 2018 as Assistant Coach
Led the Youth Team
Promoted to Senior Team Head Coach
Won two Kenyan Premier League titles
Helped develop emerging talents
Okere described his journey as one of growth, resilience, and continuous learning.
“While not every chapter unfolded exactly as planned, that is the nature of both football and life: a blend of triumphs and trials. I choose to carry forward the victories, the lessons, and the invaluable experiences.”
At the time of Charles Okere’s exit, Tusker FC sits ninth in the Kenyan Premier League standings.
8 wins
4 draws
8 losses
28 points accumulated
The recent loss to Mathare United marked Tusker’s eighth defeat of the season, denting their hopes of reclaiming the league title.
Prior to that defeat, the team had drawn 1-1 against Posta Rangers, highlighting a period of inconsistent results.
In his closing remarks, Charles Okere thanked players, staff, management, and supporters for their support throughout his tenure.
“I am deeply grateful to everyone who walked this path with me: the players, technical staff, management, supporters, and every member of the Tusker family.”
He added:
“I wish the club nothing but continued success for the remainder of the season and beyond. Tusker FC will always hold a special place in my heart, and I will forever remain a supporter, even from the outside.”
With his departure confirmed, attention now turns to what lies ahead for Charles Okere. Given his experience, league success, and youth development background, he remains a strong candidate for future managerial opportunities within the Kenyan Premier League or beyond.
Meanwhile, Tusker FC will be tasked with regrouping and stabilizing their campaign as they aim to climb the league table in the remaining fixtures.