Molefi Ntseki has addressed concerns surrounding his role at Marumo Gallants, assuring head coach Dan Malesela that he is not there to take over his position but rather to contribute positively to the team’s development. Ntseki, who joined Gallants in a new capacity, clarified his intentions and emphasized that his focus is on supporting Malesela and helping the club achieve its goals.
Speaking about his role, Ntseki explained that his presence at the club was meant to enhance the overall coaching structure and bring valuable insights, particularly in areas where he could provide additional expertise. He reassured Malesela that there is no intention to undermine his authority or attempt to take control of the team’s operations. Instead, Ntseki is committed to working alongside Malesela, offering advice and support to help the team succeed in both domestic and continental competitions.
Ntseki’s appointment at Gallants has raised eyebrows in some quarters, as his previous coaching experiences include his time as the head coach of Bafana Bafana, where he faced mixed results. However, Ntseki is determined to prove that his knowledge and experience can be beneficial to Gallants, especially in helping to develop and implement strategies that will take the team to the next level.
For Malesela, the assurance from Ntseki has been welcomed, as the two coaches now look to build a strong partnership to lead Gallants toward success. With both coaches bringing different perspectives and expertise, Gallants are hoping to improve their performance and challenge for top honors in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) and other competitions.
As the season progresses, it will be interesting to see how the dynamic between Ntseki and Malesela develops and how the club’s fortunes unfold. Ntseki’s experience and insights could be pivotal in guiding Gallants to greater success, but his primary goal remains clear: to add value, not disrupt the team’s current direction.
