AmaZulu FC's former coach Pablo Franco has opened up on his future plans after leaving Moroccan champions MAS Fes, revealing that he is already attracting interest from big clubs.
What happened?
Franco, who previously led AmaZulu FC to a historic season, guided MAS Fes to a historic Botola Pro League title last season before his exit from the club was confirmed. Despite now being available, Franco has made it clear that he will not rush into his next appointment.
Why it matters for AmaZulu FC
Franco's experience and success in the PSL could be a valuable asset for AmaZulu FC, who are currently 4th in the Premier Soccer League with 3 points from 1 game, recent form W. The team has scored 1 goal this season, conceding 0.
What comes next?
Speaking exclusively to the Siya crew, the 46-year-old revealed that offers have already started arriving, although the timing of his departure has complicated matters. "I am still receiving some offers despite the difficulties of ending the season when most of the teams and leagues were starting preseason," he said. "But I continue with the idea of just signing in a big club with a great project and financially stable to fight for more championships," the tactician added.
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Franco's ambitions
Franco leaves MAS Fes having written his name into the club's history after ending their 41-year wait for a league title, with the club publicly thanking him for his professionalism and achievements following the end of his contract. His comments suggest he is in no hurry to make a decision, with his priority being a club that matches both his ambitions and long-term vision as he looks to continue competing for major honours.
Conclusion
Franco's next move will be closely watched by fans and coaches alike, as he seeks a new challenge in the football world. With his experience and success, he is sure to be a valuable asset to any club he joins.
