The search for Pyramids FC’s new head coach has become one of the most talked-about stories in recent hours, after South African coach Pitso Mosimane was linked with the possibility of replacing Croatian coach Krunoslav Jurcic.
However, the situation is still not clear, because there is obvious contradiction between the reports. Some reports claim that Mosimane has been offered to Pyramids and that his name is among the candidates, while other reports completely deny this and say that the South African coach is not part of the club’s plans at the moment.
After Jurcic left Pyramids following the end of his contract, the club started looking for a new coach to lead the team next season. The management is studying several CVs and trying to choose a coach who can lead the team strongly, especially as Pyramids now has big ambitions in local and African competitions.
During this period, Mosimane’s name appeared as one of the names mentioned in the media. This is mainly because of his strong experience in African football, after his successful spells with Mamelodi Sundowns in South Africa and Al Ahly in Egypt. His name is already familiar to Egyptian and Arab football fans.
Different Stories About Mosimane
According to some reports, Mosimane was offered to Pyramids to become the team’s new head coach. These reports also claimed that the coach would not reject the idea of returning to the Egyptian league, especially through a club with strong resources and big ambitions like Pyramids.
Some reports also said that Pyramids’ management is studying Mosimane’s name along with other options, but no final decision has been made yet. This means that the file is still under discussion and has not reached the stage of an official announcement or final agreement.
On the other hand, other reports said the complete opposite. These reports claimed that Mosimane is not among the candidates to coach Pyramids, and that the rumors about negotiations with him are not true. They also suggested that the club is looking at other coaches, but Mosimane is not one of them at the moment.
This contradiction has made the picture unclear for the fans. Some believe that Mosimane could be a suitable choice for Pyramids because of his African experience, while others believe the club may be moving in a completely different direction and looking for another coach.
No Final Decision Yet
So far, there has been no official announcement from Pyramids confirming an agreement with Mosimane or even direct negotiations with him. At the same time, the club has not clearly announced the name of the new head coach who will lead the team after Jurcic’s departure.
For that reason, Mosimane’s name remains present in the story, but not as a confirmed close candidate. Instead, he is a name that has created major debate between different reports. Some reports say he is on the table, while others completely deny that he is part of the club’s plans.
The coming days are expected to be important in this file, especially because Pyramids needs a new coach who can lead the team during an important stage. The club is looking for technical stability and wants to choose a coach who can handle the pressure of competing in the Egyptian league and African tournaments.
Between reports and denials, the Mosimane-Pyramids file remains open until the club announces its official position, or reveals the name of the new head coach who will lead the team next season.
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