Kiyovu SC have parted ways with coach Mark Harrison after just three league matches. The club’s management confirmed the development but declined to reveal the specific reasons behind the decision to end their partnership with the Englishman. However, reports suggest that Harrison’s departure could be linked to the financial challenges that have recently affected the club. Harrison, who joined Kiyovu in August, had reportedly been urging the club to address financial issues affecting both him and the players. He is said to have stressed that resolving the outstanding concerns was crucial to the team’s stability and performance. ALSO READ: Kiyovu appoint Mark Harrison as new head coach Despite his brief tenure, Harrison guided Kiyovu Sports to the 2026 FERWAFA Super Cup title, securing a 1-0 victory over Police FC in the final. He leaves the Green Baggies in 11th place in the BK Pro League standings, with three points from their opening three matches. Kiyovu began their league campaign with consecutive defeats to Gorilla FC and Musanze FC before bouncing back to claim their first win of the season against Bugesera FC. The club must now prepare for its next league fixture without Harrison. Kiyovu are scheduled to travel to Umuganda Stadium in Rubavu on Saturday to face Marine FC.
