BFA defers CAF A coaching licence requirement

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Football coaches captured recently at a CAF A Diploma license class held in Jwaneng. PIC BFA

Botswana Football Coaches Association is disappointed by the decision to defer the implementation of the CAF A Licence coaching requirement for a season.

The requirement was set to apply for coaches willing to coach in the Premier League this coming season.

However, the Botswana Football Association’s (BFA) announced this past weekend that the requirement will now only apply for the 2027-2028 season.

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