South African club Orlando Pirates has just announced the exit of its administration manager, Floyd Mbele. The admin reportedly resigned from his position at the club. His resignation is said to be with “immediate effect.”
In a statement, the club confirmed Mbele’s resignation but failed to give reasons why he decided to leave. Anyway, following his exit, the club wished him the best in his future endeavor.
At the time of writing, Mbele had not commented publicly about his departure from the club and why he decided to exit the Buccaneers. Because his exit was with immediate effect, there are speculations that something must have gone sour between him and the club.
While we are unable to confirm this at the moment, we are still following the news and will bring you more details as they drop. The pirates will continue without Mbele this weekend as they spar with TS Galaxy.
Orlando Pirates are among the top-flight football clubs in South Africa and are doing pretty well in the local league. Mbele was not in a coaching position, so it is doubtful that his exit will seriously affect the club. Anyway, you can tag along as the club searches for a new manager.
