New Era Begins: Navua Football Appoints Babs Khan as Head Coach

New Era Begins: Navua Football Appoints Babs Khan as Head Coach

The Navua Football Association has officially announced the appointment of Maxwell Thaggard, affectionately known as Babs Khan, as the new head coach for the team. This transition follows the departure of Saiyad Ali, who stepped down from his coaching position due to personal commitments as he moves to the U.S. Despite his exit, Ali has expressed his intention to return and continue supporting the team in the future.

In a heartfelt message shared on the team’s Facebook page, the association acknowledged Ali’s incredible contributions, which have seen Navua evolve into serious contenders in the league and reach multiple finals during his tenure. His leadership and commitment have undoubtedly left a significant legacy within both the senior and youth teams.

Khan, excited to take the reins, brings a wealth of coaching experience, notably leading Suva Football Club to the OFC Champions League final, where they performed impressively against Auckland City. He is poised to lead Navua in their next match against Suva at Uprising Ground, scheduled for 1 PM.

This coaching change signifies a new chapter for Navua, with hopes that Khan’s experience and fresh ideas will guide the team to new heights. As the football community anticipates the upcoming match, there is a sense of optimism around the potential growth and success for both Khan and the Navua team.

Fans can tune in for live commentary on Radio Fiji Two, ensuring they remain connected to the action and excitement as this new era unfolds for Navua football. The shift in coaching is not just a moment for reflection but also an opportunity for renewed strength and ambition as the team aims for a successful season ahead.


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