The Young Africans head coach has voiced his concerns regarding the current state of South African football, suggesting that the domestic league is suffering from a significant talent drain. While the export of local tactical minds to other African nations highlights their quality, Mngqithi believes the Betway Premiership is paying a heavy price for this exodus.
Former Orlando Pirates and Cape Town City head coach has broken his silence regarding his abrupt departure from Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko. Despite a challenging start to the season in West Africa, the tactician insists that his decision to step down was not motivated by the club's recent dip in form or results on the pitch.
The Ghanaian giants have confirmed that the 56-year-old has stepped down from his role as head coach, ending his association with the club just eight weeks after his arrival. The former Bafana Bafana midfielder took the reins in mid-July following a short period away from the touchline after his departure from South African side Sekhukhune United earlier in the year.
Former Amakhosi centre-back Mokete Tsotetsi has issued a heartfelt plea to the club’s demanding supporters, urging them to remain patient as new head coach Fernando Da Cruz begins his tenure. Following recent disappointments in exhibition tournaments, the retired defender believes the upcoming Toyota Cup clash against Zimbabwean side Scottland FC should be treated strictly as a preparatory exercise rather than a must-win final.
Former Bafana Bafana star has officially taken the reins at the Ghanaian giants, sending a clear message to the rest of African football that the Porcupine Warriors are ready to reclaim their throne. After a disappointing eighth-place finish last term, the South African tactician is determined to ensure the Kumasi-based club is no longer spoken of in the past tense.
The former Orlando Pirates mentor has delivered a vital message to his peers looking to test themselves in foreign leagues. The continental veteran believes that authenticity is the primary ingredient for any coach hoping to thrive beyond the borders of the Premier Soccer League.
The ex-Buccaneers and Babina Noko tactician has officially ended his period away from the touchline by joining a Ghanaian club. The South African coach has outlined a massive vision for the Kumasi-based outfit as he prepares to take charge of one of Africa’s most iconic football institutions.
Former Orlando Pirates and Cape Town City head coach is reportedly on the verge of a sensational move to Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko. The veteran South African tactician is set to embark on his first managerial stint outside of the PSL as he looks to restore the Porcupine Warriors to their former glory.
The Soweto giants did not make any senior team signings during the PSL January transfer window. Attention is now expected to shift towards planning for next season as the club reassesses its squad needs. Several players have already been linked with potential moves to Naturena ahead of the new campaign.
The former Orlando Pirates attacker maintained his good form in Accra, where the Red Castle took on the Porcupine Warriors. The man nicknamed Nyoso played an integral role in helping the North African giants overcome the 26-time Ghanaian champions.
There have been question marks about the ability of the Glamour Boys to challenge the big boys after a not-so impressive preparations in the last couple of weeks.
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