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Ghana Premier League side, Amidaus Professionals have sacked Coach Shaibu Tanko for non performance. The former assistant coach for Hearts of Oak replaced Baba Ali, who was also sacked following poor delivery by the club.
The Winneba trained technical handler suffered a 0-3 defeat to Hearts of Oak last Sunday at the Accra Sports Stadium and it is believed to be a major contributor to his sack.
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