Pitso Mosimane on the contract: ‘It’s just for disputes in case we divorce’

Pitso Mosimane’s opinions are as big as his list of achievements as a coach. The Al Ahly coach has explained why his new deal does not mean much.

PITSO MOSIMANE SIGNS NEW DEAL WITH AL AHLY 

As The South African reported earlier this week, the former Mamelodi Sundowns coach earned what many European coaches never got to achieve.

Pitso Mosimane was offered and signed a new contract extension by the highly demanding African giants Al Ahly of Egypt. 

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The new deal means the former Bafana Bafana coach will be tied to the club until 2024. The contract also comes with a wonderful R2.5 salary per month, yes read that currently, R2.5m.

What are his thoughts?

JINGLES SAYS THE CONTRACT DOES NOT GUARANTEE HIS FUTURE

According to the Kagiso-born coach, what he is expected to deliver in the coming two years is what really matters. A contract can be terminated at any point when results disappoint.

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“I signed the contract in the early hours of the morning, so you get to understand how everything is being loaded. So that was good, we will be here for the next two and a half years,” Mosimane told iDiskiTimes.

“But you know, contracts are contracts, the duration of the contract doesn’t say you’re gonna stay until then, if you keep winning, of course. But if you don’t win, the contract is different.

“In a contract it is just good for the disputes in case we divorce, then we go to the paper but the contract is on the pitch.”

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