‘I thought Rulani Mokwena will replace Kaizer Chiefs’ taxi drivers! There is new Motsepe in Libya but he will soon be unemployed in Mzansi’

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‘I thought Rulani Mokwena will replace Kaizer Chiefs’ taxi drivers! There is new Motsepe in Libya but he will soon be unemployed in Mzansi’
Coach Rulani Mokwena following up MC Alger in action

Recently, Rulani Mokwena and Algerian outfit MC Alger parted ways on mutual consent.

The tactician led the team for just eight months following his exit from Botola Pro outfit Wydad Athletic Club. It was a shocking move for the 38-year-old, who had an arguably good run with the People’s Club, especially in the league.

Mokwena has been linked to Libyan heavy-spenders Al-Ittihad as well as the Premier Soccer League side Kaizer Chiefs. Have a look at the reactions by the fans as sampled by Afrik-Foot.

I knew Rulani Mokwena asked Al-Ittihad to sign Lorch and Aziz Ki

South African Thembinkosi Lorch and Al-Ittihad teammates celebrating a goal
South African Thembinkosi Lorch and Al-Ittihad teammates celebrating a goal

I thought he was joining Chiefs, which means they are happy with the translators –  Mondli Makhunga 

I knew it when that club signed Thembinkosi Lorch and Aziz Ki that Rulani Mokwena is the one who asked the club to sign them – KingCass Sokani 

He was supposed to finish the league, get that league title, then go, which was going to come in handy for his CV. His team is well-positioned – Jabu Mbonambi 

Thought he was coming to replace those taxi drivers at Kaizer Chiefs – Fainos Ngwenya

Rulani Mokwena is travelling a lot. He will end up in Botswana coaching Township Rollers – Fainos Ngwenya

Rulani Mokwena should have finished league in Libya to win a trophy

Rulani Mokwena of MC Alger
Rulani Mokwena of MC Alger – Image MC Alger

These Libyan teams mean business, especially Al-Ittihad. Soon, we are going to see more and more high-profile players and coaches in African football going to Libya – Thando Makaula 

He should have finished the season in Algeria. I know he might be leaving for a higher salary, but winning the league would boost his CV. Finish the season and look for another project – Ike Ndlovu 

It seems like there’s a new Saudi Money on that Libyan team. There’s a new Motsepe in Libya – Xolani Mrayo Mbk 

Rulani Mokwena will end up signing Thembinkosi Lorch to stay with him after retirement – Tumelo Ledwaba 

Mokwena will soon come back home to add to the number of unemployed – Vumile Nkomo 

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Willis Sob is an experienced journalist who has been in the game since 2009, covering major assignments around the continent.
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