The former Mamelodi Sundowns coach is rapidly cementing his status as one of the most successful coaches on the continent after guiding Pyramids FC to a historic run of form. The Egyptian side have now entered the conversation alongside Europe’s elite following their latest victory in domestic cup competition.
Former Orlando Pirates coach Fadlu Davids has provided a clear roadmap for the duo to break back into the national team setup. The former Stellenbosch stars are currently plyng their trade in Morocco with Botola Pro League champions MAS Fes, looking to catch the eye of the Bafana head coach.
The 29-year-old forward has opened up about his departure from the Buccaneers, offering his thoughts on leaving the club before he could etch his name into the record books. The prolific striker recently completed a move to Moroccan outfit Mas Fes after establishing himself as one of Pirates' most reliable goalscorers, but his spell came to an end with him just eight goals short of surpassing the legendary Benedict Vilakazi's club scoring record.
Bafana Bafana forward has broken his silence on the decision to swap Soweto for North Africa following his departure from the Sea Robbers. The South African forward has joined Moroccan giants, citing a long-standing pursuit and the club's massive continental ambitions as the primary drivers behind the deal.
The former Buccaneers coach was in his second game in charge of the Green Eagles and failed to guide his team to collecting maximum points at home. Coaching a demanding club with fans who are not patient with coaches or underperforming players, the South African will have to record a win in their next match.
Two goals scored in either half saw Davids' side register a crucial victory, which means his second stint with the Moroccan side has started in a way he would have preferred. Apart from winning, Raja managed to keep a clean sheet under the new regime led by the South African.
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