Local coaches eager to impart Man United trip expertise

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FRANCISTOWN: Botswana coaches selected for the Manchester United elite football operations are optimistic about bringing back valuable skills and expertise to boost local football development.

Seven coaches were recently chosen for an upskilling trip to Old Trafford following talks between President Duma Boko and the English giants' investor, Sir Jim Ratcliffe. In an interview, TAFIC coach Thatayaone Sonny, said it was a great opportunity to be a part of the chosen coaches.

He was thrilled at the opportunity to travel abroad and further grow as an individual.

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