Willy Moloto has resigned as Polokwane City head coach, citing health reasons after spending almost two months away from the team.
Moloto confirmed his resignation in an interview with Soccer Laduma on Tuesday, 3 November, explaining that he felt stepping aside was in the club’s best interests while he focused on his recovery.
I have decided to put the team first. I’ve been away from the team for almost two months now. So, I just need to focus on my health. I am okay,” he told Soccer Laduma.
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The coach also revealed that his doctor advised him to take 10 days off after the club’s match against Siwelele.
Phuti Mohafe left Polokwane City to join Marumo Gallants, paving the way for Moloto’s appointment ahead of the 2026/27 season.
His resignation leaves Polokwane City looking for a new head coach as they continue their Betway Premiership campaign.