The German coach announced his exit from the Betway Premiership side in his post-match interview despite picking up his side's first point of the new season.
The Rockets had started their campaign with three straight losses.
They also saw their Carling Knockout Cup hopes dashed with a 1-0 quarter-final defeat to Magesi, and lost 3-1 to Stellies in their MTN8 tie earlier on in the year.
But Ramovic's departure still came as a surprise to fans after the progress the coach made over the past three seasons as Galaxy ended in sixth-place last term alongside a run to the final of the Carling Knockout Cup.
Sukazi confirmed that he was aware of Ramovic's desire to leave.
The Galaxy supremo told Metro FM Sport: "Yes, I was aware. Sead announced his resignation on Sunday after our game against Magesi [to the team] in the change room.
"We met on Monday and went through what we had to discuss. We went to the game against Stellenbosch knowing that he has resigned, it is his last game.
"My message to the team once he was done with his technical, tactical analysis, I said to the team, this being the last game of our coach, we know he has contributed a lot to the club. He has shaped many of you and your careers. All you could do tonight is just give him a very resounding send-off by playing well."
Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Khalil Ben Youssef has admitted his side continues to struggle in front of goal but insists the team is working hard to solve the problem ahead of Sunday’s clash with TS Galaxy in Mbombela.
Chippa United remain rooted to the bottom of the Betway Premiership standings after a goalless draw with Siwelele, while Polokwane held TS Galaxy.
Stellenbosch defender Thabo Moloisane has expressed confidence that the club will soon rise out of their slump, despite their current position near the relegation zone in the Betway Premiership.
Orbit College will look to strengthen their foothold in the Betway Premiership when they host a struggling Stellenbosch FC at Olympia Park Stadium on Wednesday.
