Former Al Ahly coach Pitso Mosimane has expressed that he remains open to coaching Kaizer Chiefs, despite not being in official talks with the club. Mosimane, who recently left Abha Club in Saudi Arabia, has been rumored to be a top contender for the Amakhosi coaching role. However, Tunisian coach Nasreddine Nabi has recently become the leading candidate for the position.
In an interview with SABC Sport, Mosimane emphasized that there is no animosity between him and Kaizer Chiefs. He praised the club as a significant institution and acknowledged the interest from fans and media about his potential move. Mosimane clarified that he does not want to pressure Kaizer Chiefs, stating that other coaches are also interested in the role and deserve consideration. He stressed the importance of respecting the club’s decision-making process and vision. Mosimane mentioned his good relationship with the club, noting that they communicate regularly and that his son plays for Kaizer Chiefs’ under-13 team, where he is the top scorer. He used this to illustrate that there are no hard feelings between him and the club.
Despite being a free agent and a well-regarded coach, Mosimane's move to Kaizer Chiefs appears unlikely as the Soweto Giants are close to finalizing their coaching decision. With only a month left before the preseason begins, Nabi remains the favorite to take over the coaching responsibilities at Kaizer Chiefs. Mosimane's professional approach and willingness to give other coaches a chance reflect his respect for Kaizer Chiefs' ongoing search for a new coach. His statements underline his admiration for the club and his readiness to maintain a positive relationship regardless of the outcome.
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