Sulley Adamu has officially resigned from his position as head coach of Hakla FC, bringing his tenure with the Access Bank Division One League side to an end.
The club confirmed the development, although details surrounding his decision to step down remain undisclosed. Adamu’s departure comes at a crucial stage of the season, leaving the team to quickly reorganize ahead of upcoming fixtures.
During his time in charge, Adamu was credited with guiding Hakla FC through competitive performances in the Division One League, contributing to the club’s development and ambition within Ghana’s second-tier football structure.
His exit now raises questions about the club’s immediate future and who will be appointed as his successor. Management is expected to name an interim coach in the coming days as preparations continue for their next matches.
Hakla FC will now shift focus to maintaining stability on the pitch as they navigate the remainder of the campaign following the sudden coaching change.
