Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Willard Katsande has publicly backed celebrated South African coach Pitso Mosimane to take over as head coach of the Zimbabwe nationwide soccer workforce.
This follows the latest sacking of Michael Nees, who was relieved of his duties after simply 14 months in cost.
Beneath his spell as a nationwide workforce coach, Nees guided Zimbabwe to qualification for the Africa Cup of Nations finals in Morocco.
Katsande backs Pitso Mosimane for the job
Katsande, a former Warriors captain, took to social media to voice his help for Mosimane, saying:
“ZIFA, what are we ready for? This man loves Zim gamers with all his coronary heart.”
The submit has since gained traction amongst Zimbabwean soccer followers, lots of whom share Katsande’s sentiments.
Mosimane, certainly one of Africa’s most adorned coaches, has loved profitable spells with Mamelodi Sundowns, Al Ahly, and Al Wahda, and is at the moment with out a membership after leaving his newest teaching submit earlier this yr.
Zimbabwe prepared for a brand new chapter
Zimbabwe is getting ready for his or her upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) marketing campaign.
The soldiers will face Egypt of their opening Group B match in December.
As they put together for the event, the decision for an skilled and revered tactician like Mosimane is rising louder.
The query now’s, will Zimbabwe Soccer Affiliation (ZIFA) think about Katsande’s suggestion?
Nevertheless, the thought of Mosimane main the Warriors has already ignited pleasure amongst followers desirous to see the nationwide workforce rise once more.
Does Pitso Mosimane love Zimbabwean gamers?
Mosimane has lengthy proven admiration for Zimbabwean gamers, typically praising their resilience and professionalism.
He has publicly applauded Khama Billiat, whom he coached at Mamelodi Sundowns, for his distinctive expertise.
Not too long ago, Mosimane additionally highlighted how Zimbabwean stars like Marshall Munetsi, Tinotenda Kadewere, and Marvelous Nakamba have efficiently damaged into Europe’s prime leagues, one thing he says many South African gamers battle to realize.
