There have been developments regarding the future of Morena Ramoreboli with regards to his role as the caretaker coach of Botswana.
Following the recent departure of Didier Da Rosa who had been the coach of the Zebras, the Botswana Football Association (BFA) decided on Ramoreboli to be in charge of the team in their quest to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations.
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With Botswana left with two matches in the 2025 AFCON qualifiers against Mauritania and Egypt and with a chance to qualify if they collect three points, Ramoreboli could get the national team job permanently, according to the latest information received by this publication.
Ramoreboli could be the man to take the team to the finals of the continental competition in Morocco next year, the Siya crew has been reliably informed.
Meanwhile, the Bloemfontein-born coach says he remains committed to deliver on the objectives of his employers Jwaneng Galaxy in the Botswana top flight.
"When all these things happen (dual roles), we need to say, Jwaneng Galaxy should not be far from their objectives and their targets. Their objectives are very clear and that is to say we defend the championship. How do we do that? By being consistent and I think so far, we've been very consistent," said the coach, speaking exclusively to the Siya crew.
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"But to be honest with you, the responsibility of leading a country will always need you to be committed and sacrifice and that's what I'm willing to do. I have been asked by the president of Botswana Football Association and his national executive committee, CEO and the technical director to go out there and deliver a service and I'm going to try my best to deliver the service. I'm going to try and put the effort in and make sure that we see this bigger picture and that we go and achieve our goal," he said.
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