Pitso Mosimane: The New Head Coach of Al Wahda FC

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Pitso Mosimane, the renowned South African football coach, has taken on a new challenge as the head coach of UAE Pro League side, Al Wahda FC. Mosimane’s appointment has sparked rumors of a possible signing of Thulani Serero, a target for Kaizer Chiefs. However, Mosimane has dismissed these rumors for now, as he focuses on his new position.

Mosimane’s Successful Stint with Al Ahli

Before joining Al Wahda, Mosimane had a successful tenure with Saudi Arabian giants, Al Ahli. He led the club to victory in the 1st division after they suffered a historic relegation to the country’s second division. Despite his accomplishments, Mosimane’s future at Al Ahli was uncertain.

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Mosimane’s New Home at Al Wahda FC

Mosimane found a new home at Al Wahda FC, a club in the lucrative Middle Eastern region. With his arrival, rumors started circulating that he would sign Thulani Serero, who recently became a free agent.

Mosimane’s Response to Serero Rumors

In an interview with Soccer-Laduma, Mosimane addressed the speculation about signing Serero. He denied signing Serero, stating that he had only just signed his contract with Al Wahda FC and needed time to assess the team’s needs before making any decisions about potential signings.

Mosimane’s Focus on Al Wahda FC

As he begins his tenure at Al Wahda FC, Mosimane’s main focus is on shaping the team according to his vision and expertise. His proven track record of turning around struggling clubs will undoubtedly be an asset to the Emirati side.

Kaizer Chiefs’ Hope for Serero’s Future

While there are no concrete answers regarding Serero’s future, Kaizer Chiefs fans can hope that Mosimane’s response means that he is not yet actively pursuing the player. This leaves the door open for a potential move to Kaizer Chiefs.

As Mosimane settles into his new role at Al Wahda FC, fans and the football community will be watching his progress with interest, eager to see what his next moves will be in the ever-evolving world of football.

Chloe de Kock is a Cape Town-born journalist who chronicles the city’s evolving food culture, from township braai joints to Constantia vineyards, for the Mail & Guardian and Eat Out. When she’s not interviewing grandmothers about secret bobotie recipes or tracking the impact of drought on winemakers, you’ll find her surfing the mellow breaks at Muizenberg—wetsuit zipped, notebook tucked into her backpack in case the next story floats by.

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