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‘We don’t clash’: Bobby Motaung explains changing role at Kaizer Chiefs

Bobby Motaung says he and Kaizer Motaung Jr have distinct responsibilities at Kaizer Chiefs and rejects suggestions of conflict or an immediate succession plan.

‘We don’t clash’: Bobby Motaung explains changing role at Kaizer Chiefs

Kaizer Chiefs football manager Bobby Motaung has clarified the division of responsibilities between himself and his younger brother, Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Jr, amid speculation surrounding changes within the club's leadership structure. In an interview with Marawa Sportsworldwide, Bobby explained that while their positions have similarities, their day-to-day responsibilities differ.

Kaizer, the Sporting Director, has a more in-depth role in working closely with coaches, while Bobby remains at a higher level, offering experience and overseeing decisions.

The manager emphasized that his brother has embraced modern ideology and technology in football, allowing him to work more closely with scouts. Bobby, on the other hand, focuses on the administrative aspects and provides high-level advisory. He stressed that although they may have differing opinions on certain decisions, they collaborate and work together on a day-to-day basis, sharing constructive criticism to move the club forward.

Regarding succession at the club, Bobby downplayed the idea of an immediate arrangement, stating that the club's future will depend on the contributions of its current leadership, led by their father, Kaizer Chiefs chairman Kaizer Motaung. He clarified that the succession plan will unfold over time as they all try to find their footing in terms of the club's brand under the chairman's guidance.

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