Pyramids Club officials revealed the team's new technical director, succeeding the Croatian Kronslav Jurtchich.
Pyramids had announced a short while ago directing thanks to the Croatian Jurtchich, the team's former coach, after his desire to leave the team following the end of his contract.
See.. Pyramids directs thanks to Jurtchich after his departure
Pyramids Club announced the appointment of the South African Rolani Mokoina as the new technical director of the team during the coming period.
The official Pyramids Club account on the social networking site Facebook published a photo of Mokoina and commented, saying: "A new beginning that carries a lot of ambition, welcome Mokoina".
The choice of Mokoina came within the framework of Pyramids management's keenness to continue the integrated project in light of the qualifications possessed by the young coach, which align with the Sky Club's philosophy and its work plan over the coming years.
Mokoina is 39 years old, born on January 8, 1987, in Johannesburg, South Africa. Despite his young age, he began his coaching career early and led many clubs, most notably the South African Sundowns, Moroccan Wydad, Algerian Mouloudia, and Libyan Al-Ittihad.
Mokoina achieved many titles during his coaching career, including 4 South African league titles, in addition to the African League title with Sundowns club.
It is worth noting that Mokoina is not the first South African technical director in Egyptian football, as Pitso Mosimane previously coached Al Ahly Club and achieved many local and African titles with it.
