Khanyisa Mayo, a young striker for Cape Town City, has caused controversy in the football community after being priced at R37 million by the club’s CEO, John Comitis. Despite criticism, Comitis remains confident in his valuation and praised Mayo’s current form, stating that his goal tally this season would justify the high price. Mayo’s recent impressive performance and influence on the team’s success highlight his undeniable talent and potential.
Eric Tinkler, Gavin Hunt, and Steve Barker are among the selected group of coaches embarking on the prestigious CAF A License coaching course, which demands 200 hours of study until its conclusion in June 2024. The program is a vital step towards enhancing professionalism in football coaching in South Africa and across the continent. The trio’s participation in the course underscores their commitment to continuous learning and constant enhancement in their profession, emphasizing the ceaseless quest for knowledge, improvement, and excellence that lies at the core of football coaching.
Cape Town City’s young and talented striker, Khanyisa Mayo, had been rumored to be a transfer target for teams like Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns. However, Mayo has decided to stay with his current club, Cape Town City, which pleased his coach, Eric Tinkler.
