Pitso Mosimane: Former Mamelodi Sundowns Coach Responds to Links With Kaizer Chiefs

• Pitso Mosimane has reacted to reports linking him to Kaizer Chiefs
• The ex-Al Ahly manager is still in the market in search of a new job
• The 59-year-old manager remains a top target for the Glamour Boys

Former Mamelodi Sundowns manager, Pitso Mosimane has responded to reports linking him with the vacant coaching role at Premier League Soccer side, Kaizer Chiefs.

The South African tactician has been linked with several African clubs since leaving UAE Pro League side, Al Wahda, with the Glamour Boys being top of the list.

The AmaKhosi are presently being managed by Mosimane's former assistant, Cavin Johnson, on an interim basis after the sacking of Molefi Ntseki a few months ago.

In a recent interview with T-Bose on Kaya FM, the 59-year-old tactician was asked if he was considering the vacant permanent coaching role at Kaizer Chiefs, according to a report by iDiskiTimes.

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"I go anywhere; I am a professional, as long as you show me the vision, and we are aligned. Any team, I will go work for it because I want to have the energy. I do not want to wake up and then I am doing it for the sake of doing it. I need to say 'why do I want to do this?'"

The former Al Ahly coach confirmed he is a fan of the PSL side and would not mind coaching another team in the South African top tier despite previously working for Sundowns.

"I used to watch Kaizer Chiefs train in Phefeni in front of Kaizer Motaung’s house. I watched it with my own eyes. Training, not on the turf. Dust! I saw them there," Mosimane added.

Mosimane keen on coaching Super Eagles

Sports Brief also previously reported that Mosimane is keen on coaching Nigeria's Super Eagles amid reports linking him with Kaizer Chiefs.

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The former Mamelodi Sundowns boss is in search of a new coaching job after parting ways with UAE Pro League side, Al Wahda last month.

African clubs that could pay up for Mosimane

Sports Brief also reported that former Sundowns manager, Mosimane remains unattached as a coach as the final weeks of the year count down.

Amid anticipation of the South African taking on a new role in 2024, these are the five African clubs that could afford to bring the veteran on board.