Former Yanga SC head coach Manqoba Mngqithi has suggested that the termination of his contract with the Tanzanian giants may not have been caused by poor results alone, expressing suspicions that other factors behind the scenes could have contributed to his departure.
The South African coach’s remarks come as Yanga continue their search for a new head coach following their decision to part ways with him.
According to a report published by South African publication Sports With Daily News, Mngqithi said he does not believe poor results were the only reason behind Yanga’s decision to terminate his contract.
The coach suspects that other circumstances may have played a role in his departure, although the claims require consideration alongside his full remarks and any response from the club.
Meanwhile, Yanga are reportedly expected to face financial obligations arising from the termination of the contract, with the club potentially having to pay Mngqithi millions of shillings, depending on the terms and conditions of their agreement.