RS Berkane turn to Bubista for a new chapter after Cape Verde landmark

Bubista has left his position as Cape Verde head coach and will take charge of Moroccan club RS Berkane, following a historic World Cup campaign with the national team.

The coach’s departure brings an official end to a memorable period in charge of the Blue Sharks, a run that has left a lasting mark on both Cape Verdean football and the country’s sporting history.

Bubista did not remain without a club for long. He has moved directly into his new role with RS Berkane, where he will serve as head coach and begin the next stage of his career in Morocco.

His appointment gives the club a coach with recent experience at the highest international level. At RS Berkane, Bubista will be expected to bring that experience to the domestic championship and to the club’s continental commitments.

The Moroccan side have placed significant expectations on the Cape Verdean coach, who is regarded as one of the most highly rated African managers currently working in the game. His task will be to establish his tactical approach with the team and impose his methods on the orange-shirted club.

Bubista’s spell with Cape Verde is remembered as a landmark chapter for the national side. His work during the team’s historic World Cup journey helped create a moment that will remain important in the story of the Blue Sharks and of football in the country.

That chapter has now closed, with Bubista taking on a new challenge at club level. His immediate focus will be RS Berkane’s objectives in Morocco and in continental competition, where the club will look to benefit from his international background and tactical discipline.

For RS Berkane, the appointment represents an ambitious move as they seek to strengthen their position across both fronts. Bubista arrives with the responsibility of shaping the team while carrying the expectations attached to a coach whose work with Cape Verde has elevated his reputation across African football.

The move therefore marks a significant change for both parties: Cape Verde begin a new phase without the coach who guided them through their historic World Cup campaign, while RS Berkane welcome a manager whose profile has grown considerably on the international stage.

Bubista’s next chapter will now unfold in Morocco, where he is expected to leave his mark on the local league and on the club’s continental ambitions.