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Jingles launches soccer school in the hopes of discovering local potential

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Moira Tlhagale, who is the wife and agent of Pitso Mosimane but also the director of the agency, says this project is aimed at developing the country’s rough diamonds into the most efficient and high quality players of the next generation.

Al Ahly’s head coach Pitso Mosimane has opened a soccer school. Photo: EPA

Durban – Marketing and Management agency, MT Sports have announced the launch of the Pitso Mosimane Soccer Schools (PMSS) which is set to take place this year.

Moira Tlhagale, who is the wife and agent of Pitso but also the director of the agency, revealed that the launch of this project is aimed at developing the country’s rough diamonds into the most efficient and high quality players of the next generation.

Mosimane is arguably the most successful coach in South African history and further cemented that legacy with his current side Al Ahly when he guided his troops to yet another CAF Champions League Final.

‘Jingles’ as he is known to South African football fans has forged a legacy in the local game winning numerous titles with both Supersport United and Mamelodi Sundowns.

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However he has opted to extend his hand to grassroots level where he is expected to make a telling contribution to the future of the local game.

“The Pitso Mosimane Soccer Schools (PMSS) are part of Coach Pitso’s legacy of not only creating the player of tomorrow but also ensuring that he contributes towards football in South Africa for it to go back to the level of excellence that we know it to be, and most importantly reaching new heights,” Tlhagale said in a statement.

“Throughout his career as a player and coach, Coach Pitso has been a perpetual student of the game, ensuring that he continuously amasses football knowledge.”

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The PMSS has an outlined strategy to advance the development phase of ‘the player of the future’ as they place huge focus on the academic,social and technical aspects of systematic grooming of players.

“Key elements that form part of the PMSS programme is to ensure the employment of the right calibre of coaches; adherence to a specified development plan and ensuring the environment that the players are in is safe and encouraged to thrive,” added Keletso Totlhanyo, General Manager of MT Sports.

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