Benni McCarthy's representative Rob Moore has opened up about the possibility of another Premier Soccer League gig after the coach's exit at AmaZulu FC.
Usuthu and McCarthy ended their relationship last week after a poor run of form over the last few months and speaking to the Siya crew, Moore said that Benni's time in KwaZulu-Natal was a huge success.
"His time at AmaZulu was incredibly successful. He took the club to heights that they have never be in history. The club was written about and he ended up being the PSL Coach of the Year, and ended up being offered the Bafana Bafana job," Moore told the Siya crew.
"He made AmaZulu FC fans dream again. At the end of the day, all of that is not up for debate, he was a huge success."
With talks of moving Soweto as the next destination for the coach, Moore says the Bafana Bafana all-time top goalscorer has proven himself as a coach.
"Benni will see what happens. He will take some time off and spend with his family. He has been away for the last 16 months, so he will go home and spend some time with them.
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"He will evaluate what comes next. If he is going to return to South Africa to manage, it must be the club that has the resources that can match his ambitions, otherwise there's no point in coming back.
"He did it with Cape Town City, he took the club to a 5th place finish, two cup finals and won one. He took AmaZulu from relegation to all the things that they've achieved.
"So all those things, he has done, he has proven himself. Now, what's next for him is a big club, with resources that will say, 'Benni we want you for three years or so', that wants to build, otherwise he will look abroad and that's where he is at and we will just see what the future holds in the coming months," added Moore.
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