Pitso Mosimane says Safa was not patient with him. Image: @TheRealPitso/twitter
Pitso Mosimane lands another top gulf coaching gig
Another massive challenge looms for serial winning South African coach Pitso Mosimane, this time in the United Arab Emirates
Pitso Mosimane says Safa was not patient with him. Image: @TheRealPitso/twitter
Well that didn’t take long! Pitso Mosimane has already found a new job after recently parting ways with Saudi Arabia’s Al Ahli.
‘Jingles’ has joined United Arab Emirates side Al Wahda ahead of next season.
The four time UAE top flight winners finished in third position last season, and will be hoping to win it with their new serial winning coach!
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Pitso Mosimane lands another top gulf gig
“Al Wahda FC has signed with the South African Technical Director Pitso Mosimane to lead the first team as a Head Coach.” a club statement read.
“The Club’s Board of Directors welcomes Mr Mosimane to the Home of Champions. We wish him the success in serving the club’s leadership, administration and fans ambitions.”
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In other news, Pitso Mosimane has warned Percy Tau against being desperate for a move back to Europe.
Tau struggled for game-time at Brighton and Hove Albion before being rescued by Mosimane’s Al Ahly at the time.
Now, in the form of his life, Tau is drawing interest from the English Premier League once again but Pitso Mosimane has urged him to tread carefully!
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Mosimane urges Percy Tau to keep ‘playing’
“He moved to the Premier League, where he struggled. He didn’t get game-time, whether it is the coach or this or that.” Pitso Mosimane told KickOff.
“By the way, Percy was not getting any younger, by the time he was at Al Ahly, he was 27 years old. So. Would you want to stay with the logo of a team where you don’t play football?
“If there’s an opportunity for him to get to Europe, then why not, but don’t get to Europe and you don’t play. You are now 29 years old, so you need to play.”
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