DR Congo coach Claude le Roy has quit over poor organisation just 3 days before his team's first match at the opening of Africa Cup of Nations.
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Both Nyota TV and the official website of TP Mazembe, who provide many of the players in the squad for South Africa, reported Le Roy's decision to quit.
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Le Roy, who is 64 years of age, and who is in his second spell with DR Congo, resigned on Thursday night, handling a letter to the national football federation official in charge of the national team, Theo Binamungu.
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The Frenchman, who resigned alongside his assistant Sebastian Migne, blamed poor management of the team for his decision, while uncertainty surrounds the issue of tournament bonuses (The man wait for dying minute sha...Too Bad for Congo! ).