Pitso Mosimane's preferred next coaching aspiration has been revealed, almost entirely ruling a move to Kaizer Chiefs out!
Look away Kaizer Chiefs fans! The dream of seeing Pitso Mosimane take charge at Naturena has taken a major dent.
Mosimane signed a short term contract at Saudi Arabian top flight side Abha FC at the beginning of the year. This however now looks unlikely as the Kagiso born coach now wants to take up a national team coaching job!“I will tell you definitely, the next move the coach would like to do or the coach and the whole technical team would like to do is a national team,” Pitso Mosimane’s agent Moira Tlhagale told
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