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Why Did Martin Go?

3 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: Pablo Franco Martin has penned a heartfelt farewell following his exit as AmaZulu FC head coach, while also going on to drop a hint regarding his future.

AmaZulu confirmed on Monday evening that the club had decided to part ways with the Spaniard and his assistant Aitor van den Brule.

The writing was on the wall for Martin, as the side were already stuck at the foot of the Betway Premiership after losing all three of their…continue reading HERE.

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