Amakhosi legend has issued a rallying cry to the club faithful, urging them to get behind the new head coach. As the Frenchman begins his journey at Naturena, 'Spiderman' believes that the club's supporters must look beyond historical precedents and judge the new man on his own merits.
The newly appointed second assistant coach has underlined the vital importance of continuous learning in the modern game, warning that coaches who fail to evolve risk being left in the shadows. Having recently secured his CAF A Licence, the Amakhosi mentor is determined to bring a fresh level of expertise to the Naturena dugout alongside incoming head coach Fernando da Cruz.
Former goalkeeper Brian Baloyi has launched a stinging verbal attack on the Amakhosi former co-coach, labelling the Tunisian as being shallow during his tenure at Naturena. The exchange follows the coach’s public assessment that the current The Glamour Boys squad lacks the requisite quality to challenge heavyweights Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
The Premier Soccer League coaching carousel has seen two announcements in a single day on Wednesday as former Kaizer Chiefs co-coach lands in Durban to replace the man who was officially announced by another KwaZulu Natal club from the self same city.
Amakhosi have bolstered their technical bench by confirming that a former Bafana Bafana winger will serve as the second assistant coach to new head coach Fernando Da Cruz. The announcement comes at a perfect time for the former PSL star, who has just secured his prestigious CAF A coaching license.
Amakhosi have set the stage for a new era by confirming the coach's return, and the appointment has already received a massive seal of approval from club icons. Former midfield general Willard Katsande has led the praise for the Frenchman, insisting that his previous ties to the club make him the perfect man to lead the Soweto giants forward.
The Soweto giants have officially secured their first major reinforcement ahead of the new season by bringing in an experienced defender as a free agent. The former Stellenbosch standout arrives at Naturena with high expectations as the Glamour Boys look to build on a solid defensive foundation.
Amakhosi legend has issued a stern warning to the incoming head coach, insisting that the time for 'rebuilding' at Naturena is officially over. After a disappointing season that saw the Soweto giants fail to secure any silverware, the pressure is on the new technical team to deliver immediate results.
Former Amakhosi co-coach has delivered a sobering reality check to the Naturena faithful, claiming the club is currently incapable of dethroning South Africa's elite. While rivals Sundowns and Pirates continue to dominate, the Tunisian tactician believes the Glamour Boys remain several steps behind the required standard for league and continental glory.
Amakhosi have been encouraged to make a bold move in the transfer market, but not for a player. Following the appointment of the new head coach, a former Glamour Boys star believes the Frenchman requires a specific club legend by his side to navigate the unique pressures of the Soweto giants.
The Soweto giants have wasted no time in making their intentions clear for the upcoming campaign by officially confirming their first acquisition of the transfer window. Amakhosi are looking to overhaul a squad that has struggled for consistency, and the arrival of a proven Premier Soccer League performer marks a significant statement of intent from the Naturena hierarchy.
After weeks of speculation Amakhosi have officially ended their search for a new permanent manager by appointing Fernando da Cruz as the man to lead the club forward. The 53-year-old French tactician, who is no stranger to the Naturena setup, has signed a two-year contract with an option for a further year as the club looks to build on their third place finish in last season's PSL.
Amakhosi have been issued a stern warning regarding their sluggish approach to finding a new head coach, with former defender Johannes Mudau claiming the delay could sabotage their entire upcoming season. The Soweto giants are currently without a permanent lead on the bench following a period of significant instability in the technical dugout.
Former Amakhosi goalkeeper has weighed in on the club's bold decision to overhaul their technical bench ahead of the 2026/27 campaign. Despite a successful season that saw the Glamour Boys return to continental football, the club opted to part ways with the co-coaches.
Amakhosi legend has sent a stern message to his former club, insisting that the time for 'rebuilding' must come to an end if the Soweto giants are to reclaim their former glory. As the Glamour Boys prepare to usher in a new era under a new head coach, the iconic goalkeeper has warned that the constant cycle of technical changes is hampering the club’s ability to compete with South Africa's elite.
Former Amakhosi winger has pulled no punches in his assessment of the club's reported decision to appoint the new head coach. The outspoken analyst believes the Glamour Boys are stuck in a cycle of poor decision-making that will hinder their ability to compete with rivals Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
