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On 30 September 2020, Mosimane was announced to be the head coach of Al Ahly.] On the 27th of November 2020, Mosimane led Al Ahly to their 9th CAF Champions league title, after winning the 2020 final against their rivals Zamalekand to qualify to the 2020 FIFA Club World Cup. 🇿🇦 Pitso Mosimane at Al Ahly 🦅🇪🇬 23 games 18 wins 4 draws 1 defeat And that streak was ended by the FIFA best men, and European champions Bayern Munchen ,That ain't a disgrace. Also he said before:   "Against Bayern, you don't talk much about tactics, you focus more on putting a strong performance & choosing a suitable technique to face the champions of Europe". - Pitso Mosimane, Al Ahly

In 2012, Mosimane became the manager of Mamelodi Sundowns. He won the 2016 CAF Champions League with Mamelodi Sundowns after defeating Egypt's Zamalek 3–1 on aggregate. Making them the 2nd South African side to win it after Orlando Pirates in 1995. On 30 September 2020, Mosimane was announced to be the head coach of Al Ahly Coach Pitso Mosimane of Al Ahly in Egypt will not renew his contract but going back to Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa. That is the reason why Mamelodi Sundowns does not have head coach so far.

In August 2018, Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane revealed that Coetzee's ailment was more serious than first feared and that "he can still stay two years without playing to get better". Mamelodi Sundowns has played 4 league matches without Rivaldo Coetzee this season In that period they've had: 4 games 1 win 3 draws Scored: 4 goals Conceded: 2 When he's on the field, Sundowns has played 7 games and won 6 with only 1 draw Massive player for Mamelodi Sundowns

Pitso Mosimane is our coach of the year for 2020 after winning a combined 7 trophies with Mamelodi Sundowns and AL Ahly Sc from Egypt Pitso Mosimane did alot of great things absolutely Caf Champions league cup was the most important thing in all of that.  This ranking is strictly based on merit and impact on African football as a whole. Also we strongly feel Pitso Mosimane should have been nominated among the best coaches at the recent FIFA THE BEST AWARD. An amazing year for the South African tactician!.    

Pitso Mosimane: “Mathematically, Wits are in a better position than us. If you really look at the program and the games in hand they have and they really maximize,” Mosimane told the media. “At this point in time, we have to be canceling each other to give Chiefs space. If I were Chiefs, I would love the game and say, ‘Wow, somebody is going to drop points’. It would be nice (for Chiefs) if both drop points.  “A game against Wits and Sundowns is always a big game. It is the same level as when we play SuperSport United, Orlando Pirates, and Chiefs. You will see the emotions of the game.”

coach Pitso Mosimane says finding players to improve his squad is difficult as he has so much quality at his disposal. Sundowns are expected to ring the changes ahead of 2019/20 with a number of under-performing stars expected to be moved on whereas they have already signed Uruguayan striker Mauricio Affonso. Nonetheless, Mosimane takes the view that squad improvement is a challenge as top players are hard to find. He even went as far to say that to replace creative talisman Gaston Sirino, you would need to look in Spain's La Liga. Speaking to reporters, he said: "I hear you guys wanted new signings and we disappointed you, even last year

“I have read a couple of articles in the media about how the coach felt about me last season. I have also read we have signed another attacking player already, so it makes life difficult, but I am a professional. Mike Makaab, my agent, is always keeping me up to date with anything that happens,” Brockie told Phakaaathi. “I want to play football and I am at my happiest when I’m playing. I started playing professional football at a young age because it is what I love doing. That is my thoughts on everything at the moment and I guess what I need to do is sit down and talk with coach Pitso and see if I am in his plans for the season,” he added. The New Zealand forward says he understood he would not walk straight into Mosimane’s line-up when he arrived at the club. “There are a lot of factors and reasons why you are not playing. I have been around for a long time and I know how to motivate myself and keep myself in the right frame of mind,” he said. “Playing for one of the top team