After leaving the Egyptian Premier League giants Al Ahly last June, Pitso Mosimane keeps his options open on his next move in football while enjoying time with family.
However, the South African tactician aspires taking a strong national team where he would stand a chance of winning the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).
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Speaking after being presented with his Caf Pro Licence qualification by the SA Football Association at Safa House in Nasrec on Thursday, Mosimane said he has purposely taken a sabbatical to rest after a stressful decade at the helm of Mamelodi Sundowns and Cairo giants Ahly.
“Yes, offers are there. But it must be the right project and I’m open. Even national teams. Because maybe the only thing I haven’t won on the continent is the Afcon, so why not?”
Mosimane won almost everything he can in continental club football having left Mamelodi Sundowns, where he won 11 trophies in eight years, including the 2016 Champions League, as a giant of SA football.
He returns to SA, having won two more Champions League and two Fifa Club World Cup bronze medals with Ahly, a giant of African football.
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“We all plot our movements.” The coach said when asked if that step up had been part of a calculated strategy when he left for Egypt.
“You must also plan your success. You cannot just be reckless with your career. You need to plan your life.
“That’s why when you ask if there are offers, it’s about growth. We look for projects that are good — it’s not about how much you’re being paid.
“And there are good projects. Teams that have the opportunity to win the Afcon.
“And probably [it will be] there, because, OK, with our ego maybe the medal is the one I want to win.” Added Mosimane.