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Sunday Standard indicates that the Botswana Football Association (BFA) top brass is allegedly beginning the process of searching for a new coach, preferably locals.
It has been alleged that some of the names amongst the local heavyweights includes Orapa United coach Mogomotsi Mpote, former BDF XI Lesika Keatlholetswe and tactician Daniel Nare.
With allegations rife, it is said that the BFA is likely to prefer a technical team of reputable local coaches with qualifications and history of winning trophies.
A source said despite the talk at infant stage, the changes may effect just ahead of the COSAFA championships expected to be held in July 2021.
12 in, 12 out as Majatlhaga shake it up
Although local football remains at a Covid-19 enforced standstill, things are happening extremely quickly at Masitaoka FC.
Sweeping changes are taking place at the newly-promoted Molepolole-based side, with 12 players being released and 12 replacements duly ushered in.
For the unfortunate dozen who have been let go, it marks a ruthless return for their hard work in the previous season. Cut short with four games remaining, it was a season in which Masitaoka secured promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their 59-year history, beating Mogoditshane Fighters to the Debswana First Division South title by a single point.
Midfield maestro secures P250, 000 pay day
Amid social media speculation the deal had fallen through at the last minute, Voice Sport can exclusively reveal Mothusi Cooper is officially a Lusaka Dynamos player.
The talented 23-year-old midfielder has signed a two-year deal with the Zambian Super League team, putting pen to paper on the 8th of January.
All paperwork, including work permit and registration, is now complete and the player began training with his new side on Monday.
The deal includes a P250, 000 signing-on fees for the dreadlocked star, just rewards for Cooper’s fine form in the last three years.
New Chairman set to transform Tafic
When Tafic last left the field of play after a competitive match, on a sunlit, cloudless February afternoon in Serowe 11 months ago, they did so with hope in their hearts.
The Francistown-based outfit had just beaten Miscellaneous 2-1 to record their second victory in three games.
Optimism around the club was high. Matjimenyenga were confident they could avoid relegation and prolong their stay in the elite league for another season.
Later that fateful day, Tafic’s fellow strugglers, Extension Gunners secured an unlikely 3-1 victory against high-flying Security Systems, condemning the Alarm Boys to just their third defeat in 20 league outings.