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The retired Amakhosi midfielder shares his opinion on which coach can do better for the club
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Junior Khanye is opposed to the possible appointment of Gavin Hunt as Ernst Middendorp’s successor.
The Soweto giants announced the departure of the German tactician on Wednesday and media reports suggest the four-time Premier Soccer League (PSL) winner is leading the race for the job.
However, the retired player wants Maritzburg United manager Eric Tinkler to take over and restore confidence in Naturena.
“If the Chiefs name Hunt, they won’t understand why he won’t do anything for the club,” Khanye said. The world.
“He will sign a lot of players like he did at Wits, but he will end up without winning trophies. Of all those players, we don’t know if they will be able to support the weight of the Chiefs jersey because no player can wear it.
“I think players are born to wear that shirt. Skill and hard work are not enough at Chiefs. You have to be brave, be able to face challenges and a hunger to win trophies. “
On the other hand, speculation abounds that characters like Highlands Park coach Owen Da Gama and Hunt are destined for the role, but the legend wants the Chief of the Choice Team.
“The bosses have to open their pockets and catch Eric Tinkler. Must be assisted by Dan Malesela. The two coaches can restore the style of the Chiefs, ”he added.
“They can also restore confidence to the players. Tinkler has proven his worth. He’s shown he knows what he’s doing – bosses need that caliber.
“First of all, the bosses must be humble and bring Farouk Khan back to lead the development areas. He will be the one who can hire coaches who will work with different age groups such as Zipho Dlangalala, Sam Mbatha, Mandla Mazibuko and Simon Ngomane.
“All of these coaches learned a lot from Ted Dumitru about how to play and hold the ball.”
Although several coaches are linked to the coaches hot seat at Naturena, it remains to be seen if Amakhosi will eventually hire a South African coach.
In addition, they also parted ways with Middendorp assistant and Bafana Bafana legend Shaun Bartlett, whose departure was announced Thursday.
