Richard Chihoro, a beloved former Dynamos player and long-time club official, passed away on Thursday night at the age of 68. He died shortly after being admitted to a local hospital for leg pain and chest discomfort.
Dynamos shared the sad news in a heartfelt statement. They expressed how difficult it is to accept his passing. The club said his death leaves behind great pain and emptiness.
The team remembered Chihoro fondly. They said he was a dedicated member of the Dynamos family. He gave his all to the blue and white cause, both as a player and coach.
Chihoro first played for Dynamos as a skilled winger. His smooth moves on the field earned him the nickname "Nyoka." After his playing days, he served the club in many roles. He was an assistant coach and later became the team manager.
As team manager, Chihoro really shone. He united everyone at the great club. The team depended on him to keep things running smoothly.
Chihoro was then promoted to Director of Football. He led the club's football vision for the first team, women's team, development side, and youth teams.
Dynamos ended their tribute by wishing Chihoro's soul eternal peace and happiness. They will miss their beloved "Nyoka" until they meet again.
Dynamos shared the sad news in a heartfelt statement. They expressed how difficult it is to accept his passing. The club said his death leaves behind great pain and emptiness.
The team remembered Chihoro fondly. They said he was a dedicated member of the Dynamos family. He gave his all to the blue and white cause, both as a player and coach.
Chihoro first played for Dynamos as a skilled winger. His smooth moves on the field earned him the nickname "Nyoka." After his playing days, he served the club in many roles. He was an assistant coach and later became the team manager.
As team manager, Chihoro really shone. He united everyone at the great club. The team depended on him to keep things running smoothly.
Chihoro was then promoted to Director of Football. He led the club's football vision for the first team, women's team, development side, and youth teams.
Dynamos ended their tribute by wishing Chihoro's soul eternal peace and happiness. They will miss their beloved "Nyoka" until they meet again.
