BFA sets Mpote four major targets

BFA VP1 Masego Ntshingane welcoming and handing a tshirt to Mogomotsi Mpote PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
BFA VP1 Masego Ntshingane welcoming and handing a tshirt to Mogomotsi Mpote PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

After months of speculation, the Botswana Football Association (BFA) today confirmed the appointment of Mogomotsi ‘Teenage’ Mpote as Zebras coach on a three-year-deal.

Mpote has been holding forte on an interim basis but has long been touted as the ideal replacement for Adel Amrouche who left last year July.

BFA first vice president, Masego Ntshingane told journalists at Lekidi Centre on Tuesday, that there was unanimity in picking Mpote for the position. “Mpote is the ideal coach for this post and we believe he is the one that can take the national team to the greater heights than never before and hopefully qualify for the upcoming tournaments,” Ntshingane said.

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