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Pitso Back In The Land Of Pharaohs? Killer Weighs In

Pitso Back In The Land Of Pharaohs? Killer Weighs In

The Nile beckons once more, with whispers of Pitso Mosimane's potential return to the Egyptian Premier League swirling through Cairo. Pyramid FC, another jewel in the land of pyramids, stands as the potential new battleground for the decorated South African coach.

But navigating the sands of Egyptian football isn't for the faint of heart. Katlego "Killer" Mphela, one of Mosimane's former champions at Mamelodi Sundowns, offers his unique perspective on this intriguing comeback prospect.

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"There are two sides to this. The first one is that it won't be easy for him going back to Egypt. You remember some Al Ahly legends criticised him when he was still there but he did very well and proved them wrong as he did very well. That's the challenge that he would be face and it wouldn't be easy for him," Mphela told Soccer Laduma.

Yet, despite the potential pitfalls, Mphela paints a picture of a smoother transition, paved by Mosimane's intimate knowledge of the Egyptian landscape. 

"But on the flip side it will be a smooth transition for him because he knows the league very well. He has been there and he knows what to expect from the other teams as well as the club supporters and management. It's easy to coach in a league where you are familiar. It's just like in the DStv Premiership. If you look at it, most of the coaches who do well are the ones that know the local game and understand it. The same will help coach Pitso as he knows the Egyptian league very well now."

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But success hinges on more than just memories. 

"The other thing that can work for him is if the club management will give him the players that he will need. If they can sign the players he will ask them to sign for him then it will be much easier for everyone at the club including him as a coach," the former Bafana Bafana striker observed.

Mphela's insights reveal a nuanced picture of Mosimane's potential Egyptian homecoming. It's a story laced with both peril and promise, a saga waiting to unfold in the shadow of the pyramids. Will Mosimane conquer anew, or will the sands of time shift the balance?

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