Pitso Mosimane has officially been unveiled as the new head coach of Al Wahda FC, a prominent team in the United Arab Emirates Pro League. | Sport24news
Embarking on his tenure with Al Ahli in September 2022, Mosimane was faced with the challenge of reviving a team that languished in seventh place after five games.
Al Wahda, a team with a storied history that is based in Abu Dhabi, has a strong pedigree in the UAE Pro League, having clinched four titles in the past. The club's recent campaign concluded with a respectable third-place finish, narrowly missing out on qualifying for the prestigious Asian Champions League.
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