Hardrock FC announced the appointment of Tendai Alimenda as its new Chief Executive Officer, according to a club statement released this week. Alimenda will fill the leadership role previously held by Hove, who is serving a suspension issued by the Premier Soccer League (PSL) following incidents at a match in May.
The appointment positions Alimenda to lead the club’s administrative and business operations. In its announcement, the Hardrock FC board stated that Alimenda would assume his duties immediately. The club did not provide further details on Alimenda’s professional background but expressed confidence in his leadership.
The CEO position became vacant after the PSL took disciplinary action against Hove. The suspension was enacted following an investigation into disruptions that occurred during Hardrock FC’s league fixture against Dynamos at Chahwanda Stadium on May [Date].
According to reports from the time, the match was interrupted by crowd-related incidents. The PSL’s subsequent disciplinary committee hearing reviewed evidence from the event, which included footage of club officials. The league’s official ruling resulted in sanctions against both the club and Hove personally.
While the club has addressed the administrative vacancy, Hove’s suspension remains in effect as determined by the league’s governing body. The PSL has not publicly stated the specific length of the suspension. Hardrock FC has not issued a statement regarding Hove’s long-term future with the organization.
With Alimenda’s appointment, the club’s management will proceed with the remainder of the Premier Soccer League season under new administrative leadership.
