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South African Premier league champions, Mamelodi Sundowns have terminated the contract of head coach, Rhulani Mokwena.
In a statement released by club on Wednesday afternoon, the club confirmed that coach Rhulani will no longer be in charge of the club effective today, July 3, 2024.
"Sundowns wishes to express its gratitude to Rhulani Mokwena for his contribution to the successes and achievements of the Club during his tenure as Head Coach. Rhulani Mokwena will forever be part of the Mamelodi Sundowns Family and the club wishes him all of the very best with his future endeavours."
"The decision of Mamelodi Sundowns was taken by the Board taking into account the objectives and expectations of the Club and was not influenced or based on the recommendation of any individual associated with the Club"
"Sundowns is deeply committed to the development and growth of South African coaches and players.
Coach Manqoba Mngqithi and the Technical Team will continue to lead and take control of the training and preparation of the players for the upcoming season."
"Mamelodi Sundowns is preparing and focusing on competing in all the upcoming competitions and is honoured to be one of four Football Clubs representing the African Continent in the historic FIFA Club World Cup 2025"
Mamelodi Sundowns won their seventh successive league title after thrashing Kaizer Chiefs 5-1 at Soccer City in Johannesburg in May.
Arsenal has reportedly entered into discussions with midfielder Thomas Partey regarding a contract renewal.
The Black Shooters of Ghana are preparing to embark on a much-anticipated journey to Harare, Zimbabwe, for the prestigious Asante Sana/Tinotenda International Heroes Table Soccer Championship.
Moroccan giants Wydad Athletic Club have welcomed the FIFA Club World Cup trophy in a festive ceremony attended by several high-profile figures, including former Moroccan internationals Hussein Kharja and Hicham Ait Mena, who had the honour of unveiling the trophy to the public.