Former Chippa United and Golden Arrows coach, Mark Harrison, was spotted in Cape Town this week.
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Harrison, who accepted a coaching job at CAPS United after resigning from Black Leopards at the beginning of the year, is yet to start with his duties at the Zimbabwean outfit.
The Englishman has been waiting for the process of the issuing of his work permit to be completed, before relocating to Harare.
According to reports from Zimbabwe, Harrison’s bosses at United are becoming increasingly worried with the coach’s continued absence from the club.
Harrison was one of the spectators during the Ajax Cape Town v Polokwane City game at the Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday evening. He was in the company of his son, Ryan Harrison.
It is unclear at this stage if the coach will be taking his son with him, when he finally leaves for his new job in Zimbabwe.
The younger Harrison, who is a goalkeeper, has previously played under his father at the previous clubs he has coached, including Chippa and Arrows.
In the meantime, Brenna Msiska and Fungai Kwashi are in charge of the proceedings at CAPS in Harrison’s absence.
