‘If I leave, the players, their kids and wives will also cry’ – Ramovic takes a jibe at Rulani
Ramovic is rumoured to be considering a move to Raja Casablanca which could once again reunite him with Rulani.
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TS Galaxy coach Sead Ramovic has once again taken a jibe at former Mamelodi Sundowns coach Rulani Mokwena.
The two coaches had a strained relationship during the 2023/24 Premier Soccer League campaign. Their public disagreements almost resulted in a physical altercation during Mamelodi Sundowns and TS Galaxy’s last encounter.
Last month, Downs parted ways with Mokwena, who has since become the head coach of Wydad Athletic Club in Morocco.
Ramovic is rumoured to be considering a move to Raja Casablanca which could once again reunite him with Rulani.
“I think I should not leave [Galaxy] because I heard the interview from my special friend Rhulani, that the players started to cry, the kids cried and the wives also cried [when he left Downs],” the Galaxy coach told the media.
“So I don’t want to leave because if I leave the players will probably also cry, the Sundowns players, and then the kids are crying and then the wives are crying. I don’t want to do this, because they cried a lot because of Rulani,” Ramovic stated.
After Rulani Mokwena left Sundowns, the 37-year-old spoke out about his shock exit from the club. He revealed that his players and their families were saddened by his departure. The Soweto-born coach even went far as saying that the players, their kids and wives cried when they heard he left Chloorkop.
Rulani and Ramovic could reunite in Morocco this coming season?
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