COLCHESTER United's sports scientist and fitness coach Michael Amoah has left the club to link up again with Matt Bloomfield at Wycombe Wanderers.
Amoah arrived at the U's last season, shortly after Bloomfield's appointment as the club's head coach.
But he has now left the JobServe Community Stadium to take over as Lead Physical Performance Coach, at the League One club.
🤝 We welcome Michael Amoah to Adams Park as the new Lead Physical Performance Coach, and thank David Wates for his service as he departs for QPR.#Chairboys
— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) June 22, 2023
Amoah will team up with Ben Sayers to oversee the sports science and fitness operation at Wycombe.
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In addition to Colchester last season, Amoah had previously worked with former U's assistant head coach Richard Thomas at both Leyton Orient and Watford.
He joins former U's colleagues Bloomfield, Thomas, Lee Harrison and first-team analyst Ben Cirne in swapping Colchester for Wycombe.
Bloomfield quit Colchester to take over as Wycombe boss in February, after fewer than five months as U's boss.
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He had played more than 500 games for the Chairboys in his professional career before leaving them to take over as as Colchester boss, last September.
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