- Cape Town City FC and interim coach Muhsin Ertugral have agreed to part ways after just 14 matches, with City struggling in 13th place.
- City must now find a new head coach and technical director after Ertugral initially joined the club as the latter but then took over coaching duties after Eric Tinklers departure.
- With the international break ahead, the club has a short window to appoint a replacement before facing SuperSport United in the league on 30 March.
- local soccer page.
Cape Town City FC have announced the departure of interim head coach Muhsin Ertugral after both parties reached a mutual agreement to go their separate ways.
In a statement released by the club, via their X account formerly Twitter, the decision was described as a collective effort aimed at ensuring a strong finish to the 2024/25 season.
After technical discussions, the club and Muhsin Ertugral have agreed mutually to part ways. The decision comes as a collective in the best interest of the club as we look to end the 24/25 season as strong as possible.
We thank Muhsin for his professional and earnest contribution, the short statement read.
ADVERTISEMENTErtugral, a seasoned coach with vast experience in South African football, departs after just 14 matches, which included three victories, three draws and eight defeats. City are languishing in relegation danger in 13th place in the league.