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Al Ahly reportedly offers Coach Pitso Mosimane E4.5m salary per month

Calvin Sihlongonyane by Calvin Sihlongonyane
October 1, 2020
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Al Ahly reportedly offers Coach Pitso Mosimane E4.5m salary per month

Pitso Mosimane

Former Mamelodi Sundowns Coach Pitso Mosimane is reportedly offered a salary in the region of E4.5 million per month.

According to South Africa’s popular soccer magazine, KickOff, it said that it learnt through its impeccable sources that Mosimane would be paid US$270 000 (E4.5 million per month excluding bonuses.

Mosimane resigned from Sundowns and is set to become the first black African or non-Egyptian coach to lead the eight-time continental champions.

Prior reports were that Ahly have tabled an offer in the region of USD 120 000 (around E2-million) per month for the services of the former Bafana Bafana coach.

But now it has emerged that the coach is going to earn close to USD 120 000 (E4.5 million per month, and that take the salary of the coach to E54 million per annum which put  him amongst  the highest paid black coach in Africa.

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