Former Villa manager lands new job in Uganda’s neighborhood
Former SC Villa head coach Petros Koukouras has acquired a new role as a manager at Kiyovu Sports Club in Rwanda.
The above development has been confirmed on both the club and the tactician’s Twitter handles, respectively.
Breaking News 🚨
— Kiyovu Sports (@SCKiyovuSports) June 12, 2023
To day we have signed a headcoatch
His name is KOUKOURS PETROS#Welcometotheteam pic.twitter.com/JyPvprNfy4
The Greek returns to football management a year after he was sacked by Uganda Premier League outfit Villa.
It’s official! New home @SCKiyovuSports 🇷🇼 pic.twitter.com/h6UDvcWbjc
— Koukouras Petros (@koukoupe) June 12, 2023
Kiyovu has recently been home to quite a number of Ugandans including Mike Mutebi and Jackson Mayanja as head coach and deputy respectively.
Mutebi and Mayanja were sacked at the Rwandan club just after four months into their respective roles.
Uganda Cranes captain Emmanuel Okwi had a one year stint at Kiyovu between 2021 and 2022. The striker declined a new contract and left the club after the expiry of his one year contract.
The Greece tactician is ready to mount a serious challenge for titles
— Kiyovu Sports (@SCKiyovuSports) June 13, 2023
💚🤍@koukoupe pic.twitter.com/0mOpILs53c
Muzamiru Mutyaba left Express in 2021 and joined Kiyovu but he has since left the club for Gor Mahia in Kenya.
Erisa Ssekisambu was also at Kiyovu recently but he was released by the club despite being their top scorer with 10 goals.
Koukouras had a stint with the South Sudan assistant coach in 2019 while he also managed at Pacific Heroes FC in Ghana.