Labinot Haliti Moves On from Head Coach Role

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Sydney Olympic FC have announced that Labinot Haliti will step down from his position as Head Coach of the National Premier Leagues Men’s NSW First Grade team, effective immediately.

While concluding his tenure with the senior squad, Haliti will remain at the club to oversee the development of the Junior Development League (JDL) and Youth programs.

The club expressed its gratitude for Haliti’s leadership and the positive influence he has had on both the playing group and the wider Olympic community. His ongoing role in nurturing the club’s emerging talent ensures his experience and commitment will continue to shape the next generation of Sydney Olympic footballers.

Sydney Olympic has commenced the search process for a new First Grade Head Coach ahead of the 2026 season. The successful candidate will be responsible for driving team performance, fostering strong player development, and upholding the club’s values of respect, commitment and teamwork. The club aims to ensure a smooth transition to minimise disruption as preparations for the new campaign begin.

In a statement, Haliti reflected on his time leading the senior squad and reaffirmed his dedication to the club.

“I have thoroughly enjoyed the challenges of working with the Senior team. I wish the team and staff every success in the future and will always follow their progress with interest. Even though my time as head coach has come to an end, my commitment to the club remains as strong as ever. I look forward to continuing to support the development of the Junior and youth team players,” Haliti said.