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Coach Gazale bids farewell to Holy Stars; Joins Hearts of Oak as Assistant Coach

Published on Thursday June 26 2025

Published at 4:47pm

Abdulai Gazale has stepped down as the Head Coach of Ghana Premier League Side, Basake Holy Stars.

In an emotional and heartfelt farewell message contained in a Facebook post, the Former Assistant Coach of Koto, announced his departure from the club suggesting it is not an easy decision but believes the time is ripe to move on to a new chapter.

Coach Gazali thanked the club for the opportunity to serve them, acknowledging the challenges and victories they have chalked up together.

The announcement of his departure comes following a switch to Accra Hearts of Oak to serve as Assistant Coach after Mas-ud Didi Dramani joined the Phobian side as the Head Coach.

Below is his farewell message to Basake Holy Stars.

After deep reflection and with a heavy heart, I have decided to step down as the head coach of Basake Holy Stars Football Club. This has not been an easy decision, but I believe it is the right time for a new chapter for both myself and the club.

It has been an incredible honour to lead this team. Together, we have faced challenges, celebrated victories, and grown stronger through every experience. I am proud of the progress we’ve made, the spirit we’ve built, and the unity we’ve shared.
To the players, I thank you all for your dedication, discipline, and relentless drive. You guys made my job fulfilling, and I will always cherish the memories we created on and off the pitch.

To the management and my backroom staff, your support and commitment made everything possible. I am grateful for the trust you placed in me and the shared vision we pursued.

And to the fans, your passion is the heartbeat of the club. You stood by us in triumph and adversity. Your belief fueled our journey, and I’ll never forget your unwavering support.
Though I am stepping away, Basake Holy Stars will always have a special place in my heart. I will continue to cheer for your success and growth from afar.

I wish the team and the entire club nothing but the very best for the future. The stars will always shine bright.
Thank you, Nana Basake
Thank you, Nana Aziama

Story by: Inusah Dondaliya

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