Pitso Mosimane reveals Chiefs surprise

Kaizer Chiefs fans were starting to picture Pitso Mosimane in Amakhosi’s tracksuit with the love and peace salute, unfortunately, “Jingles” has moved to the United Arab Emirates.

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PITSO MOSIMANE COMMENTS ON KAIZER CHIEFS SPECULATIONS

As The South African website previously reported, Mosimane has signed to coach UAE giants AL Wahda after leaving Saudi Arabia’s Al Ahli Saudi FC.

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Having completed his new move, the Kagiso-born coach has commented on what could have been regarding Amakhosi.

Asked if he would have accepted Chiefs’ offer, Mosimane said:

“It’s not about Kaizer Chiefs,” he said, as quoted by iDiski Times.

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While millions of Amakhosi supporters were anticipating a dream announcement, the United Arab Emirates giants Al Wahda secured Pitso Mosimane’s signature last week.

Is the former SuperSport United and Mamelodi Sundowns tactician interested in a return to Mzansi?

“But why not, you never say never [coaching in South Africa], this is a business,” Mosimane told SNAWA, as quoted by FARPost.

“If you Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns or Kaizer Chiefs you have a brand that you’ve built. You want Pep Guardiola you have to match the level of that he has his own team.

“I coach a project, I like a project. Home is where we get sharpened as coaches,” Pitso Mosimane concluded.

“We will coach anywhere where there is a project that we think is good and is right. But we’re not in a position to be sending applications form. No, we don’t do application forms.

“If somebody really, really wants you, he’ll come to you, he’ll talk to you,” the former Mamelodi Sundowns and Bafana Bafana tactician added.

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