Morooka Swallows coach Steve Kompela could be set to leave the club before the DStv Premiership resumes on Tuesday.
The 56-year-old coach left Mamelodi Sundowns at the end of last season to join Dube Birds.
Kompela has not returned to training since December.
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“I wasn't denied entry because I hadn't even been to the training venue,” Kompela said. radio 2000. “I am still waiting to hear back from the administration as after the games were canceled in December I was told that I should not resume training until further notice.
Steve Kompela to leave Swallows
“The league will resume next week. Perhaps change will come, sanity will prevail, and we will find a way forward. But for now we'll just sit back and watch this movie unfold,” he said. Ta.
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Swallows management suspended 22 players who went on strike due to unpaid wages. Kompela said he was unsure whether he would return to the club when the PSL resumes next week.
“I don't want to talk about the Swallows issue until I have discussed it with the club. But I was called in to Morooka Swallows as a helper. Until these self-imposed challenges, we were in fourth place. Now there are a lot of problems. Things are happening and we don't know what's going to happen next,” Kompela added.
“There are players who have been sent off or had disciplinary hearings that I didn't know about at all. There were also trials going on. I didn't know about them.
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“But the supporters are asking me to come back. But when I go back, how can I get into that terrain because a lot of things have been dismantled? A lot of preparations while I'm gone. “So how can I get behind the wheel of a car I never built?” he said.
Komphela returned to Sundowns and worked as a senior coach for three years alongside Rulani Mokoena and Mankoba Mankiti.
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