Former Sekhukhune United assistant coach Thabo Senong is assessing his options for a possible return to the PSL after parting ways with Singida Fountain Gate FC of Tanzania.
Senong had been with the Tanzanian side since September last year, having initially joined the club as an assistant to Ernst Middendorp.
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The 43-year-old tactician joined the side alongside goalkeeper coach Thembalethu Moses and Kelvin Ndlomo who is a biokineticist.
Senong, who is a former Orlando Pirates development and South African U20 team coach, found himself coaching the Tanzanian outfit on a caretaker basis when Middendorp suddenly resigned after complaining about the interference of management in his team selections.
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“Coach Thabo is an ambitious coach with big plans for his career. He would like to coach in the PSL as a head coach and that’s what he will be hoping to achieve in the next project. He will be using the coming weeks to assess his options about a possible return to the PSL,” said the source.
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