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AshantiGold SC have parted ways with head coach Romain Folz and goalkeeper's coach Alejandro Manu Rodriguez.
The decision was made after both coaches requested for a mutual termination of their contracts with the Obuasi-based club.
It is alleged Folz and Rodriguez had disagreements with the leaders of the club.
Prior to the announcement by AshantiGold, Folz had reportedly left the country without informing the club.
The Frenchman had been in charge of the Miners for just over a month. In that period, he played five games, winning just two.
AshantiGold announced that assistant coach Thomas Duah will lead the technical team until a new head coach is appointed.
The Miners welcome Eleven Wonders on matchday 23 of the Ghana Premier League this Sunday.
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