Former Kaizer Chiefs mentor Molefi Ntseki to return to PSL?

Former Kaizer Chiefs mentor Molefi Ntseki to return to PSL? Let’s find out. Ntseki, the ex-Chiefs head coach, is making waves in South African football as he is linked with a potential return to the PSL in the upcoming 2024/2025 season. After parting ways with Chiefs in October 2023, the 55-year-old coach has been without a club.

However, sources indicate that Ntseki is ready to make his return to management. Should a suitable offer come his way in the coming weeks. Ntseki’s name has resurfaced in discussions about potential coaching changes in the PSL.



Particularly following the underwhelming performance of Richards Bay FC. Sources from KwaZulu-Natal have suggested that Ntseki could be one of the frontrunners for the job. If the club decides to part ways with current head coach Brandon Truter.

Richards Bay has had a rocky start to the season. And with pressure mounting on Truter, many are speculating that a change might be imminent. Although Richards Bay’s owner, Siso ‘Jomo’ Biyela, dismissed the notion of a coaching change at the NSL’s Quadrennial General Meeting in Johannesburg.

Stating that the team hoped for improvement after the FIFA international break, insiders remain keen on the possibility of Ntseki stepping in. Is Richards Bay the right fit for Ntseki? A source with knowledge of the club’s operations shared, “Molefi Ntseki is available and ready to join any team in the PSL if an opportunity comes his way. There has been talk of him possibly following Arthur Zwane, his former colleague at Kaizer Chiefs, who recently took over at AmaZulu.

However, it might not be AmaZulu for Ntseki. Richards Bay cannot be ruled out as a potential destination.” Ntseki is known for his experience at the top level, is keeping his options open, and sources say he is analysing all opportunities in the league.

His involvement in PSL matches as a spectator signals his keen interest in returning to the coaching circuit. Molefi record at Kaizer Chiefs During his short tenure at Kaizer Chiefs, Molefi Ntseki faced significant challenges. In his 13 games as head coach, he only managed to secure four wins, three draws, and six losses, a record that ultimately led to his dismissal.

His time at Chiefs was marked by underperformance. And many pundits felt he was unable to turn the team’s fortunes around. Despite his struggles at Chiefs, Ntseki remains a respected figure in South African football.

Especially due to his prior experience as head coach of the South African national team, Bafana Bafana. His tactical knowledge. And ability to manage high-pressure situations have made him an intriguing prospect for clubs looking to make changes during the season.

As the PSL season unfolds, the question remains: where will Molefi Ntseki land next? His name continues to be linked with multiple clubs. And it seems likely that the former Chiefs coach will make a decision soon. Whether it’s Richards Bay, another club in KwaZulu-Natal, or elsewhere in the league.

One thing is clear, Molefi Ntseki is ready for his next coaching chapter in the PSL. Stay tuned with The South African as Former Kaizer Chiefs mentor Molefi Ntseki potentially eyes a move back to the PSL. Let us know your thoughts by clicking on the comment tab below this article.

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