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Pitso 2.0: SAFA’s High-Stakes 2026 Gamble That Could Reshape Bafana Forever

20 December 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Pitso Mosimane, a highly successful coach, wants to lead South Africa’s Bafana Bafana. He has big demands, like full control and a long contract, to get them to the World Cup. SAFA, the football association, needs to hire a new coach soon as the current one leaves in 2026. Many people want Pitso because of his amazing wins, but his high salary and past issues make SAFA hesitate. If SAFA doesn’t act fast, they might miss out on their best chance for success as other teams want Pitso too.

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