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Samuel Nkosi

GOAL Contributor

I'm passionate about telling the stories of Africa football, with over five years experience in New Media and Broadcast Media.

Articles by Samuel Nkosi
  1. Nasreddine Nabi Raja Casablanca

    Nabi breaks silence on Raja exit

    The Tunisian coach has officially broken his silence following a stunningly brief tenure in North Africa, confirming his departure from the Moroccan giants just two months after taking the reins. The former Chiefs tactician, who arrived at his new club with high expectations, has cited a breakdown in shared vision as the primary reason for his sudden exit.

  2. Mosimane responds to Broos comments

    The veteran coach has officially addressed the controversial comments made by his predecessor, following his sensational return to the Bafana dugout. The former Al Ahly and Mamelodi Sundowns tactician chose to take the high road after the outgoing Belgian suggested the national team could regress significantly under new leadership.

  1. Makaab reveals Mbule stance on Iraq move

    The Bafana Bafana star has taken the Iraqi Premier League by storm following his departure from Bucs, proving that a change of scenery was exactly what the talented midfielder needed. His representative has now shed light on the surprising circumstances that led to the South African star choosing an unconventional path in the Middle East.

  2. Seema addresses Siwelele early season slump

    Former Chippa United coach has broken his silence regarding the club's disappointing start to the Betway Premiership campaign, identifying a glaring lack of firepower as the primary culprit. Despite a winless opening run, the former Orlando Pirates captain remains adamant that his squad is performing well enough to reverse their current fortunes.