The former Bafana Bafana assistant coach has issued a rallying cry to South African footballers, encouraging them to look beyond their own borders for career progression. Currently enjoying a successful start to his tenure in Zimbabwe, the tactician believes the neighbouring league is quickly becoming a premier destination for talent across the continent.
The visitors’ boss has offered glowing praise for Amakhosi following their closely contested Toyota Cup encounter on Sunday afternoon. Despite his side falling to a narrow defeat, the Zimbabwean tactician was left impressed by the structural discipline displayed by the Soweto giants.
GOAL brings you all the available details on the Toyota Cup game between The Glamour Boys and Mabviravira at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Phokeng. This will be Amakhosi's final preparation match ahead of the start of the PSL season on August 1.
Former Amakhosi skipper has sensationally walked away from his managerial post just 54 days after taking charge. The legendary midfielder, affectionately known as 'Salt and Pepper', cited a lack of professional standards and broken promises as the reasons for his sudden exit from the Zimbabwean Northern Region Soccer League side.
The MTN8-winning South Africa international defender has been playing in the Middle East after failing to get a team back at home, but it seems he might soon be heading out to Zimbabwe, where some top names from the Mzansi Premier Soccer League are playing. At 32 years old, the player, who can play any position at the back four, has a couple of seasons at the top.
