South African football legend Pitso Mosimane terminates his contract with Iranian club Esteghlal FC after failing to receive his salaries for over two months. Despite extending a 15-day deadline, the club failed to rectify the situation, leading to Mosimane's departure.
South African coach Pitso Mosimane has parted ways with Iranian club Esteghlal FC after months of unpaid wages. Mosimane's agency, MT Sports Management, released a statement saying that both the coach and his technical team had not received their salaries for over two months. Despite extending a 15-day deadline as per FIFA rules, allowing the club's CEO and board to rectify the situation, Esteghlal failed to meet the agreed timeframe.
Mosimane, known for his commitment to football excellence, expressed his desire to continue contributing to the sport.Esteghlal currently occupies the 11th position in the Gulf Pro League, having endured a recent slump in form. They have drawn four of their last five matches, with a single defeat. MT Sports Management, owned by Moira Thlagale, issued a statement confirming Mosimane's departure from Esteghlal FC. Local football fans took to social media to express their opinions on the situation. Some believe Mosimane needs to return to South Africa where he will be appreciated, while others acknowledge his coaching prowess but lament his lack of luck in finding supportive management teams. There were suggestions that Mosimane could take on a sporting director role at Kaizer Chiefs, potentially assisting Kaizer Junior and posing a challenge to the current leadership under Bobby. Notably, Mosimane previously coached Kahraba at Egyptian giants Al-Ahly, where the striker claimed to have been unfairly treated by the South African tactician despite his impressive performances
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