Royal AM have appointed their former coach John Maduka as their new boss as this season's technical circus continues at the KwaZulu-Natal-based club.
The club did not give details about the length of Maduka’s new contract or what will happen to coach Abram Nteo.
Royal have also not clarified the status of Nteo's co-coach Khabo Zondo, who has not been seen on the bench for a few months. Unconfirmed reports have suggested the veteran coach is no longer with the club, but AM have insisted he is still with the team. After Maduka left Royal he was replaced by Zondo. However, Zondo was soon demoted from head coach as the club management opted for three co-coaches, adding Dan Malesela and Nteo.Royal media officer S’thembiso Hlongwane told TimesLIVE he is not in camp with the team and did not have details of Maduka’s appointment.Royal will hope Maduka's return will help change their fortunes in the Premiership. After 18 matches, Thwihli Thwahla are in 12th place with 21 points.
They are six points above the relegation zone and have managed just a point in their past three games.
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