Mamelodi Sundowns FC are on the brink of securing a new contract for their esteemed co-head coach, Manqoba Mngqithi. Sources close to the club reveal that negotiations are in the advanced stages, with Mngqithi’s current contract set to expire at the end of June.
Mngqithi’s tenure at Sundowns has been marked by remarkable success and longevity. Celebrating a decade with the club, he has been instrumental in winning seven league titles.
His association with the Tshwane-based club began as an assistant coach under Pitso Mosimane before he was promoted to co-coach alongside Rulani Mokwena.
This season, Mngqithi has played a pivotal role in Sundowns’ dominance, leading the technical team to accumulate 73 points with only one defeat in 30 matches.
Under his guidance, Sundowns have secured over 10 trophies, including the prestigious CAF Champions League and the CAF Super Cup, cementing their status as a powerhouse in African football.
Speculation has been rife in recent months about Mngqithi’s future, with rumors suggesting a potential move to Kaizer Chiefs. However, recent developments indicate that Sundowns are keen to retain his services.
Reports suggest that an agreement in principle has been reached for a contract extension, which is expected to be officially announced in the coming days.
Mngqithi’s commitment to Sundowns has been unwavering, and the club’s determination to keep him underscores his value to their continued success.
His coaching prowess and ability to nurture talent have been integral to Sundowns’ dominance in the South African Premier Division and their impressive performances on the continental stage.
As the club and Mngqithi finalize the details of his new contract, fans and stakeholders alike await the official confirmation with great anticipation.
The extension of Mngqithi’s tenure at Sundowns not only promises continuity but also the potential for more silverware in the club’s already illustrious history.
