A decision has been made on the future of Romain Folz at AmaZulu as the Durban-based club is making changes for next season. SLSiya Read more:
In April, Folz was demoted to the position of technical advisor at Usuthu, following the disappointing results by the team under his guidance. The French-Morrocan had been with the KwaZulu-Natal giants since October, having joined as replacement for Brandon Truter.
“Romain Folz has resigned from his position as the technical advisor at AmaZulu,” confirmed the source.“He was happy at the club and appreciates the fact that he was moved to the technical advisor role when coaching changes were made, but now he feels that he wants to be involved where he will be the head coach again. That’s the aim for him and he will be assessing his options going forward,” the source said.
Meanwhile, AmaZulu have been linked with Belgian mentor Luc Eymael after the club decided against retaining Ayanda Dlamini as the team’s head coach.
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