Stade Renard of Melong has announced a change in its technical staff. Souleymanou Aboubakar has been dismissed from his position as head coach due to the team's disappointing results. To replace him, the club has appointed Ndoumbe Bosso, an experienced coach who will have the task of getting the team back on track and meeting the expectations of the fans.
Souleymanou Aboubakar leaves Stade Renard after a series of poor performances. Under his leadership, the team had six draws and two losses, which was not enough for the club's management. Stade Renard is currently in 12th place with only six points, an unusual position for a team that aims to be at the top.
Ndoumbe Bosso arrives in a difficult context, but with the clear objective of reviving the team. According to sources inside the club, he has signed a contract until the end of the season. His contract could be extended if the results are positive. He will have to quickly find a way to inject new momentum into the team and secure victories.
The challenge is significant for Ndoumbe Bosso, who will have to deal with a group of players potentially affected by the recent results and the change of coach. He will also have to put in place an effective strategy to remobilize the fans and convince them that the team can get back to its best. Stade Renard's next match against Panthère Sportive du Ndé on March 8, 2026, will be an important first test for the new coach.
Ndoumbe Bosso, 64, already has a long coaching career behind him. He has notably managed Union Sportive de Douala. His experience could be a valuable asset to turn around Stade Renard's situation and achieve the objectives set by the club's management. The Melong team is counting on his expertise to reverse the trend and return to success. Time is of the essence for the new coach, as the league is already well underway and every match counts in the race to stay up and qualify for African competitions.
