Football Kenya Federation (FKF) has reacted sharply to the claims by former Harambee Stars coach Paul Put who resigned last month as the national team coach.
Put, who served for three months resigned from his role accused FKF and the government as not being ready for a professional football coaching.
FKF on Monday sent their statement to newsrooms accusing Put for insincerity that he gave only two weeks notice.
“As FKF, we had honoured the contract as expected of a National Federation. Equally, the federation treated his resignation with the utmost professional consideration. In our communication to stakeholders, we had cited the reasons for Mr. Put’s resignation as personal,” tread the statement signed by FKF Communications and Public Relations Manager, Barry Otieno.