AmaZulu FC Sacks Underperforming Coach

By: Lotshiwe Ntuli
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Durban-based AmaZulu FC has announced the immediate termination of head coach Pablo Franco Martin's contract, following a dismal start to the season. The Spanish tactician's departure comes after three consecutive league defeats.


Franco Martin, who joined the club on a 36-month deal. His tenure was marked by struggles to find consistency and cohesion within the team. AmaZulu FC's poor run of form, losing all three opening league games, raised concerns among fans and the club's hierarchy, Assistant coach Aitor van den Brule has also left the club, as part of the coaching shake-up.

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