The Bafana Bafana centre-back has highlighted the emotional impact of the departure and the huge void left behind by the Namibian striker. After trading Chloorkop for a high-profile move to Tanzanian giants Young Africans, the striker leaves behind more than just his goals, with his presence in the Masandawana changeroom set to be sorely missed. Nevertheless, the 31-year-old defender remains confident that the PSL’s all-time top scorer will continue to thrive in the next chapter of his career.
Yanga beat continental heavyweights like Rhulani Mokwena's Pyramids FC and Nasreddine Nabi's Raja Casablanca to the Namibian marksman's signature. And now, the 32-year-old former Mamelodi Sundowns striker has opened up on his decision by comparing his move to that of the global Portuguese icon when he left Real Madrid for Serie A.
Yanga beat continental heavyweights like Rhulani Mokwena's Pyramids FC and Nasreddine Nabi's Raja Casablanca to the Namibian marksman's signature. And now, the 32-year-old former Mamelodi Sundowns striker has opened up on his decision.
Yanga president Hersi Ally Said has revealed the strategic persistence required to land the Namibian, beating out heavyweights like Rhulani Mokwena's Pyramids FC and Nasreddine Nabi's Raja Casablanca. Despite lucrative offers from across the continent, the 32-year-old marksman opted for a move to Dar es Salaam to reunite with former coach Manqoba Mngqithi.
After the Namibian's shock departure from Chloorkop, he was heavily linked with a move to Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, Scottland FC and Pyramids. However, the striker has opted for linking up with his former boss Manqoba Mngqithi who is now in charge of Tanzanian giants Young Africans.
Former Nigeria international has officially opened up about his decision to leave the Premier Soccer League for a new adventure in East Africa. The veteran coach has joined Tanzanian giants, where he will reunite with a former Mamelodi Sundowns tactician.
Former Bafana Bafana star is ready to embrace the heat of Dar es Salaam after joining Tanzanian giants. The ex-Premier League star has been appointed as a specialist set-piece coach to assist the newly appointed Manqoba Mngqithi in what is one of the most demanding environments in African football.
The transfer battle for the highly-rated winger’s signature has finally been settled, but the details behind his decision to join Simba over bitter rivals Yanga have only now come to light. Despite heavy interest from the newly appointed head coach, the former Mamelodi Sundowns attacker opted for a move that prioritised his future security.
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.
Fresh from making the move to Young Africans from the Premier Soccer League, the 55-year-old has raised concerns over the growing trend of Mzansi coaches seeking opportunities abroad. While the switch to the Tanzanian giants marks an exciting new chapter in his career, he believes the local league risks losing valuable local expertise if more of the country's top tacticians continue to leave.
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.
Ex-Sundowns mentor is wasting no time in stamping his authority at his new club by surrounding himself with familiar faces from South African football. The 55-year-old tactician, who recently completed a high-profile move to the Tanzanian giants, is reportedly in the process of finalising a star-studded technical team comprised of seasoned PSL personalities.
Mlungisi ‘Professor’ Ngubane has argued that swapping two players and cash for the 21-year-old attacker is unreasonable, especially since he believes Phili's style of play is unsuitable for the Naturena club.
Tanzanian giants have officially ushered in a new era by appointing a former Mamelodi Sundowns coach as their head coach, tasking him with transforming the club into a continental powerhouse. Despite their domestic dominance, the club hierarchy has made it clear that local silverware is no longer the primary barometer for success.
The Tanzanian giants have reportedly emerged as contenders in pursuit of Stellies' 21-year-old forward. Coach Manqoba Mngqithi is eager to bolster his squad with proven talent he knows well, particularly after losing out on a reunion with a former Mamelodi Sundowns star, who is set to join rivals Simba.
With Hugo Broos' planned departure from the South Africa national team now drawing closer, attention has increasingly turned to who could succeed the Belgian, with the former Golden Arrows coach expected to be among the frontrunners despite only recently taking charge of the East African outfit. However, he has remained unfazed by the speculation and instead backed another candidate to take charge.
The 55-year-old mentor has officially opened up on his decision to move to the East African side, citing a burning desire to return to the pinnacle of continental football. The former Premier Soccer League tactician arrives in Tanzania with a mandate to restore the club's fortunes in Africa's premier club competition.
After being shown the exit door by Golden Arrows, the former Mamelodi Sundowns coach looked set to complete a high-profile move to Soweto. Instead, the veteran tactician ended up at Young Africans and has now disclosed the behind-the-scenes saga that blocked his path to Naturena.
The drama surrounding the Tunisian head coach's resignation at Naturena has taken a fresh turn as former co-coach Khalil Ben Youssef has broken his silence on allegations of betrayal levelled by Nabi after he resigned.
The South Africans' pursuit of more silverware hit a significant roadblock on Sunday night as The Lions played out a pulsating 2-2 draw against rivals Yanga. Despite a flying start they were unable to hold onto their lead, leaving them trailing the pace-setters at the summit of the Tanzania Premier League.
The Tunisian tactician has wasted no time in putting himself back in the shop window after his stint in South Africa. The former Kaizer Chiefs tactician has officially reached out to one of the continent's most prestigious clubs regarding their vacant managerial post.
A well-travelled European tactician has claimed that the South African top flight stands alone as the premier domestic competition on the continent. Having managed in numerous African nations, the 66-year-old coach believes the infrastructure and professional standards in Mzansi far outstrip those of its rivals.
The 27-year-old, on loan at Amakhosi from Algerian side CR Belouizdad with a possible permanent deal in play, is still working to make his mark. With just one goal in six matches so far, Mayo is continuing to search for rhythm and consistency as he adapts to the Chiefs setup amid growing outside interest in his future.
The experienced tactician is well-travelled continentally and overseas, where he has coached some top teams and won titles. He is one of the coaches who are highly rated in Africa owing to his achievements both at the Premier Soccer League giants Mamelodi Sundowns and Egyptian heavyweights Al Ahly, where he won major titles.
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