Some of the decisions taken by club bosses followed disappointing Betway Premiership results, while others came through resignations.
With only 10 matches played in the 2026/27 season, clubs have searched for safety and stability as the campaign continues.
EIGHT Betway Premiership CLUBS HAVE PARTED WAYS WITH COACHES
Sekhukhune United, Golden Arrows, Durban City, TS Galaxy, Siwelele FC, Marumo Gallants, Richards Bay and Polokwane City have all experienced coaching changes this season.
The first to bite the dust was Cedric Kaze at Sekhukhune United. He was followed by the likes of Phuti Mohafe leaving Marumo Gallants and Siwelele FC parting ways with Lehlohonolo Seema.
Durban City also made a change to end their partnership with Khalil Ben Youssef. TS Galaxy moved on from Bernard Parker, while Golden Arrows parted ways with Simo Dladla.
Richards Bay and Polokwane City, meanwhile, saw their coaches resign. Ronnie Gabriel stepped down at Richards Bay, while Willy Moloto resigned from his position at Polokwane City.
FULL LIST OF COACHING DEPARTURES
Here is the full list of eight clubs that have parted ways with their coaches this season:
- Sekhukhune United – Cedric Kaze
- Golden Arrows – Simo Dladla
- Durban City – Khalil Ben Youssef
- TS Galaxy – Bernard Parker
- Siwelele FC – Lehlohonolo Seema
- Marumo Gallants – Phuti Mohafe
- Richards Bay – Ronnie Gabriel (resigned)
- Polokwane City -Willy Moloto (resigned).
The list highlights the pressure coaches face in the Betway Premiership, where results can quickly influence a club’s direction. With the season still underway, further changes in the dugout cannot be ruled out.
Club yet to make coaching changers:
- Mamelodi Sundowns – Miguel Cardoso
- Orlando Pirates – Abdeslam Ouaddou
- AmaZulu FC – Arthur Zwane
- Milford FC – Dr Xanthi Pupuma
- Kaizer Chiefs – Fernando Da Cruz
- Chippa United – Brandon Truter
- Stellenbosch FC – Gavin Hunt.
- Kruger United – Abram Moeketsi Mongoya.
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