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Benni McCarthy is officially in the CT City area
CAPE TOWN - Cape Town have announced Benni McCarthy as their new head coach.
McCarthy takes charge of a club that finished third in the league and that won the Telkom Knockout Challenge in their maiden season.
Cape Town City unveiled McCarthy as their new coach on Tuesday. He takes over from Eric Tinkler.
JUST IN: Benni McCarthy is unveiled as the new @CapeTownCityFC head coach. pic.twitter.com/axzdxC200L
— EWN Sport (@EWNsport) June 13, 2017
McCarthy has previously been an assistant at a Belgian top-flight club but this will be his first shot as the head coach.
The all-time top South African goal scorer has his UEFA A license, the second highest coaching certification in European football.
He will lead City in their second season where they will make their first appearance in African Cup football.
.@CapeTownCityFC McCarthy says taking this job wasnt part of his 5 year plan but Comitis convinced him to change that plan. pic.twitter.com/65Od0sm7th
— EWN Sport (@EWNsport) June 13, 2017
(Edited by Shimoney Regter)
This article first appeared on EWN : Benni McCarthy is officially in the CT City area
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