Durban City has announced the appointment of Khalil Ben Youssef as the new head coach for the upcoming 2026/27 season. This move follows his previous role as the head coach of the Chiefs, marking a new chapter in his coaching career.

Ben Youssef, recently appointed as the new coach of Durban City after leaving Amakhosi, criticized his former club, stating they are not capable of competing with Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns for the top position. In response, Baloyi claimed that Youssef was part of the problems at Chiefs, suggesting that his contributions were not beneficial to the team.

Kaizer Chiefs and Durban City are set to start their CAF Confederation Cup campaigns in September, with a significant winners prize of R65 million on the line.

Khalil Ben Youssef has been appointed as the new coach of Durban City, succeeding Pitso Dladla, who recently departed to join Golden Arrows. This change in coaching staff marks a new chapter for the team as they look to improve their performance in the league.

Bright Nyanzi Taddeo has stepped down as head coach of Kyaddondo Ssaza following a 1-0 loss to Busujju in the Masaza Cup. His resignation came immediately after the match, amid reports of confrontations with fans that led to police intervention and the use of teargas.

El-Kanemi Warriors technical adviser King Emmanuel has said his team remains a work in progress despite a strong start to their CAF Confederation Cup campaign. The Nigerian side defeated UDIB of Guinea-Bissau 3-0 in the first leg of their first preliminary round tie in Ikenne on Sunday. According to King, the squad still has significant areas to improve ahead of the return leg.