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Pitso Mosimane, the award-winning South African coach, has expressed his readiness to take on the challenge of managing a national team, with Nigeria’s Super Eagles on his radar. Currently without commitments to any Premier Soccer League clubs, Mosimane’s representative confirmed his inclination towards leading a national team, as reported by Soccernet.ng.
While fulfilling a short-term contract with Saudi Pro League side Abha FC, Mosimane’s representative emphasized his focus on national team opportunities post-Saudi Arabia stint. Mosimane’s interest in coaching the Super Eagles is not new, as he previously expressed his desire to guide Nigeria to the 2026 World Cup.
Backed by former Super Eagles captain Austin Jay-Jay Okocha, Mosimane’s track record speaks volumes, with numerous titles and accolades garnered throughout his coaching career. From leading Mamelodi Sundowns to success in the CAF Champions League to his recent achievements with Egyptian giants Al Ahly, Mosimane’s credentials make him a compelling candidate for the Super Eagles coaching role.
As discussions surrounding the next Super Eagles coach intensify, the prospect of Mosimane taking charge adds an intriguing dimension to Nigeria’s football landscape. Will he be the one to lead Nigeria to future glory on the international stage? Only time will tell.
