Aduana Stars have parted ways with Yusif Abubakar with ex-Hearts of Oak coach Frank Elliot Nuttall in pole position to replace him, according to media report.
The top brass of Aduana Stars have been unhappy with coach gaffer following their unflattering campaign in the Ghana Premier League this season.
The defending Premier League champions find themselves in the drop zone but have four outstanding games to clear due to their involvement in the CAF Confederation Cup.
Coach Abubakar lost the support of the club’s top hierarchy and has finally been pushed out.
He has been unable to unite the team and replicate the bond which led to their Premier League success last term.
There have been a grand scheme to kick him out and their latest 2-1 defeat at Asante Kotoko will court little sympathy for him.
According to reports, the club have earmarked the former Gor Mahia coach Frank Nuttall, who was sacked by Hearts of Oak in February over “unsporting” and “unethical” behaviour.
Apart from selling players behind the club’s back, the Scotsman was also accused of having a poor working relationship with his staff and players and condescending attitude towards management.
But it appears he will be the next man in charge of the Dorma-side following the exit of the former All Black Stars coach.
Nuttall finished third in the Ghana Premier League and reached the FA Cup final during his short time with the Ghanaian giants.
