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Wanderers, Gumbo part ways

Wednesday, November 08, 2023 | 420 Views |

Morupule Wanderers part ways with head coach Rahman Gumbo

After a winless start to the Premier League, Morupule Wanderers have parted ways with coach, Rahman Gumbo and general manager, Kitso Maswena.

Wanderers are second from bottom with three points from as six games and are still searching for their first win of the campaign. The Palapye side, through a statement, announced this evening that Gumbo and Maswena have left the club. "We are grateful to both Mr Gumbo and Mr Maswena for their dedication and contribution to our. Everyone at Morupule Wanderers wishes them the very best in their future endeavors," the club's management said in a statement. In the interim Agang Pule Mogotsi will take charge amid reports the club has held talks with former Zebras coach, Mogomotsi Mpote.

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