New Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso respects what the club have achieved in the last few seasons, and that’s why he wants to add more chapters to their success.

PSL champions Mamelodi Sundowns recently shocked Mzansi by sacking Manqoba Mngqithi and replacing him with Portuguese coach Miguel CardosoThe Portuguese coach is the fourth permanent foreign coach since 2010 and the 18th coach in the Patrice Motsepe eraBriefly News examined the foreign coaches since 2010 and their successes at the defending PSL championsPortuguese coach Miguel Cardoso will begin his tenure at Mamelodi Sundowns on Sunday,

Miguel Cardoso has been unfortunate with winning trophies in his coaching career but he doesn't want to be judged on

Mamelodi Sundowns have confirmed the appointment of Portuguese manager Miguel Cardoso as their new coach after parting ways with Manqoba Mngqithi.

Mamelodi Sundowns coach Miguel Cardoso says although this week has been a roller-coaster ride, he’s had to make the most out of it in preparation for Raja Casablanca on Sunday.

Miguel Cardoso will not take too kindly to Mamelodi Sundowns turning over possession. When it does happen, he expects the players to fight back and recover the lost ball.

Mngqithi’s departure follows Sundowns’ poor recent form, including two draws in the Champions League group stage and a shock loss in the South African League Cup final.

With their dismissal of Manqoba Mngqithi as head coach, Mamelodi Sundowns brought down the curtain on the Pitso Mosimane era that saw them turn the Premiership into a one-team race. Portuguese mentor Miguel Cardoso will forge a new identity.

Mamelodi Sundowns have the star players and all the financial muscle needed to be successful, and new coach Miguel Cardoso just needs to deliver, writes Matshelane Mamabolo.