After much speculation about the future of Chiefs' Zwane and his role as the club's head coach, Amakhosi have demoted '10111' to his previous assistant coach position.
Molefi Ntseki, who was serving as the club's head of technical and youth last season as Zwane barked instructions on the dugout, has been named the new head coach.
We congratulate Coach Ntseki and thank him for accepting this huge responsibility. We know it’s not an easy task, but we believe his experience and knowledge will help us improve and achieve our goals as Kaizer Chiefs," said club chairman Kaizer Motaung Senior in a statement released by Chiefs.
"Ntseki has been here for two years, working well with Coaches Arthur and Dillon as Head of Technical, and will now work with them in a different capacity.
"We look forward to coach Ntseki sharing his experience and ensuring the team is stable while we improve our performance. We will provide him with all the support he needs in this new role," Motaung added.
Zwane had an underwhelming spell in his first season with the club, where he failed to make it to the top three where he would have guided Amakhosi to continental football in the form of the Caf Champions League or Confederation Cup.
Meanwhile, this will be Ntseki's maiden top job in the PSL, as his highest position was leading Bafana.
Ntseki takes over as head coach immediately, while Zwane will return to being an assistant alongside Dillon Sheppard as the duo served in the same role under Gavin Hunt and Stuart Baxter.
SOURCE: Goal™
