Chiefs issue Da Cruz vote of confidence
'They continue to have our trust as they lead the implementation of a football philosophy and development pathway that we firmly believe will bring sustainable success,' said Kaizer Motaung Jnr on Chiefs' coaching staff.
Kaizer Chiefs have reaffirmed their confidence in head coach Fernando Da Cruz after the team's elimination from the Caf Confederation Cup on penalties to Zambian side Red Arrows. Despite fan doubts about the team's progress this season, the club's sporting director Kaizer Motaung Jnr has thrown his weight behind Da Cruz and his coaching staff in a statement.
Motaung Jnr acknowledged the disappointment felt by fans, players, staff, and stakeholders, but emphasized the importance of maintaining perspective and commitment to the club's long-term vision. He stated that success in football is built through consistency, resilience, and unwavering commitment to a clear sporting strategy, and that the team continues to have the full support of the club.
Motaung Jnr reaffirmed their trust in Da Cruz and the entire technical team, praising their professionalism, work ethic, and commitment to improving the team every day. Despite setbacks, the team remains determined to uphold a high standard of performance and fight hard in every game. The club acknowledged the disappointment of supporters and thanked them for their steadfast passion and support, vowing to evaluate performances honestly, learn from the experience, and make necessary improvements for continued growth and competitiveness.
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