Reneilwe Letsholonyane: Kaizer Chiefs Legend Bids Passionate Farewell Message to AmaZulu FC

• Reneilwe Letsholonyane has said goodbye to AmaZulu Football Club
• He was mentoring the under-17s as part of the Vision 2032 agenda
• Letsholonyane received his CAF A Licence Coaching diploma on Jan. 4

Reneilwe Letsholonyane has officially bid farewell to AmaZulu Football Club.

The Kaizer Chiefs legend, affectionately known as 'Yeye,' shared his sentiments through a goodbye letter to the club, expressing gratitude for the experience gained during his tenure.

Letsholonyane's journey with AmaZulu began last season when he was appointed to mentor the under-17 side as part of the club's Vision 2032 initiative.

Subsequently, he transitioned to assistant coach for the DStv Diski Challenge (DDC) side, working alongside Siyabonga Nomvethe.

The reshuffling within the coaching staff saw Letsholonyane's permanent appointment to guide the reserve side.

However, the DDC side faced challenges under his tutelage, culminating in seven consecutive defeats and his subsequent departure.

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Expressing gratitude in his farewell letter, Letsholonyane thanked the President of AmaZulu FC, Mr. Sandile Zungu, Mfundo Zungu, Celo Mbanjwa, and the entire club for the trust placed in him.

“CHAPTER 16/17 of my Book/Movie. A year of experience gained, a lot of lessons were learned, new skills were learned, and things to do and not to do were also part of the lesson. Coaches/Colleagues, thank you ne, till the day we meet again,” he said, as quoted on Far Post.

Amidst his departure, Letsholonyane celebrates a significant personal achievement, obtaining his CAF A Licence Coaching diploma on January 4.

The 41-year-old shared the challenges of his three-year coaching journey, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning for soccer stars to enhance their skills.

Letsholonyane finished his course with dedication, obtaining his CAF Licence in South Africa in 2021, pursuing a CAF C Licence in Zambia in 2022, and achieving the CAF A Licence in Botswana last year.

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The retired footballer-turned-coach highlighted the joy of being accepted in Botswana and the insights gained in understanding the rationale behind coaching.

“Being accepted in Botswana was a moment of joy for me. The coaching course taught me to understand the rationale behind my actions as a coach, covering aspects such as behaviour, work ethic, and attitude,” he told The Daily Sun.

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