International striker slams Esteghlal coach Pitso and claims that 'Mosimane treated me unjustly a lot'

Jingles, who is currently in Iran where he is coaching Persian Gulf Pro League outfit Esteghlal FC, has been criticised by an accomplished attacker.

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WHAT HAPPENED?
Celebrated South African coach has won fans all over the country, Africa and the world, owing to what he has achieved.
Among his major accomplishments is winning the Caf Champions League titles with both Mamelodi Sundowns and Al Ahly. He also won the league in Mzansi and Egypt before steering Al Ahli to the Saudi Pro League.
However, it seems he was not liked by everybody at Al Ahly as confirmed by Egypt international striker Mahmoud Kahraba.

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WHAT KAHRABA SAID
"Mosimane treated me unjustly a lot, even in the division I was scoring goals but he insisted on not drawing attention to me," the Pharaoh told MBC Masr 2.
“May God suffice me and He is the best disposer of affairs for some officials who wronged me, such as Magdy Abdel-Ghani and Ahmed Megahed, in addition to the fines imposed on him, which reached 81 million [Egyptian] pounds, and the contract signed with Zamalek was the cause of these problems.”
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The 30-year-old has further alleged Marcel Koller is not making it easy for him at Al Ahly.
"I was doing well until Koller brought in Modeste, and then he started to rely on him basically,” Kahraba said.
“I was shining and my teammates were helping me perform at my best, but I felt that I was better than Modeste. I am a player who relies on participating in matches to improve my physical fitness, not just on physical training that might cause me to get injured. "

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Recently, the Red Devils lost Percy Tau to Qatar SC after a reported fallout with Koller.
Kahraba has been heavily linked to Libya outfit Al-Ittihad but on loan.
However, he is determined to prove his worth which will see him play in the expanded global club competition in June.
"I seek to return to Al Ahly to participate in the [2025 Fifa] Club World Cup," he concluded.
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Mosimane is rebuilding Iranian side Esteghlal after their poor start to the ongoing top-tier edition.
The 60-year-old was handed an initial short deal at the King with an option to extend it if he delivers as anticipated.

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