The decision, revealed on Tuesday, was shared through a statement on the club’s official Facebook page.
The move comes after a challenging start to the new season under Boufnara’s leadership, with the team accumulating only six points across the first five rounds of competition in the second division’s Al-Gharb group.
Despite efforts to build momentum, Nasr Hussein Dey managed to secure just one victory, a win against MC Saida.
The team drew three matches, including fixtures against Rad Al-Qubba, Amal Al-Arbaa, and Najm Al-Qalaia, and suffered one defeat at the hands of Najm Bin Aknoun.
The statement did not elaborate on the reasons behind the decision, but it is clear that the club’s performance had fallen short of expectations.
Boufnara’s tenure was marked by inconsistent results, leaving the team in need of a fresh direction to improve their standings.
Nasr Hussein Dey will now be looking for a new head coach to take charge as the team aims to recover from a difficult start to the season and climb the ranks in their league group.
