URA have confirmed the departure of David Obua by mutual consent.
The former Uganda Cranes star took over the club coaching role in November last year permanently replacing Sam Timbe (RIP).
“After careful consideration and mutual agreement, URA FC and Head Coach David Obua have decided to part ways, terminating his one-year contract five months into his tenure,” read a statement in parts on the club website.
“Alongside him, his first assistant Peter Byaruhanga Adyeri and fitness coach Kawa have also left the club.”
The four-time league champions have now confirmed the acting coaching staff that will be led by Robert Mukasa and former URA players Ilic Milosh, Allan Owiny and Robert Ssentongo.
“Robert Mukasa will assume the role of caretaker coach for the rest of the season, supported by Ilic Milosh, Allan Owiny, Robert Ssentongo, and Goalkeeping Coach Swaibu Ssebagala.”
During his time with URA FC, which began in November 2023, Obua led the team in 20 matches across all competitions, achieving 8 wins, 8 losses, and 4 draws.
URA currently sit 9th with 31 points after 23 league matches and ended their Uganda Cup campaign at the R32 after being eliminated by KCCA.
Their next league fixture is at home to NEC which they will host Kabaka Kyabaggu stadium, Wakiso.
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