Korona Kielce changes its staff again – Swedish fitness coach Philip Garvo is leaving the club. The decision was announced on social media yesterday, and in his farewell statement Garvo emphasized that his heart will stay yellow‑red.

What happened?

Philip Garvo, born on 17 August 1993 in Sweden, announced the end of his cooperation with Korona after less than a year. In a post on the official club profile he wrote: “I would like to tell Korona fans that my heart will remain yellow‑red. I am more than grateful for all the moments I experienced here.” The club thanked him for his dedication and wished him success in his future career.

Why does it matter for Korona?

Garvo arrived in Kielce after stints in Sweden, Finland and Belgium, bringing modern training methods. His departure leaves a gap in the motor preparation department, especially since the previous head, Martin Bielec, left in mid‑2025 and was replaced by Jarosław Kulczyk. Without a stable conditioning staff the team may struggle to keep intensity in upcoming matches, which is crucial in the fight for league survival.

How does the sporting situation look?

Currently Korona Kielce sits 11th in the Ekstraklasa with 43 points after 34 games (11 wins, 10 draws, 13 losses). The club has scored 40 goals and conceded the same number, giving a zero goal difference. The latest result is a 1‑1 draw with Cracovia Krakow on 23 May 2026. The last five matches show a form of DWLDD – one win, three draws and one loss, offering little certainty for the coming weeks.

What’s next?

The club has not announced the name of a new fitness coach yet, but internal sources say they are looking for a specialist with experience in endurance and recovery. The decision must be made quickly to avoid disrupting preparations for the next fixtures. Fans hope the new staff will maintain the high standards set by Garvo and help the team climb out of the relegation zone.

What do the fans say?

On Korona’s fanpage hundreds of comments appeared. Many expressed gratitude for Garvo’s dedication, highlighting his positive energy and professionalism. Others voiced concerns that a lack of continuity in the preparation department could affect results in the second half of the season. One thing is clear – supporters’ hearts stay tied to the yellow‑red colors, regardless of staff changes.

Is it the end?

While the farewell of the motor preparation coach does not end the season, it signals that the club faces organizational challenges. The squad must keep its form, and the new specialist will be key in fighting for every point. For Korona Kielce the priority in the coming weeks is to avoid losing momentum and stay above the relegation zone.