Following weeks of speculation, Jwaneng Galaxy have officially confirmed the departure of their head coach, Morena Ramoreboli. The South African tactician leaves behind a legacy of success that has elevated the club to unprecedented heights during his three-year tenure.
Ramoreboli, 44, has been instrumental in transforming Jwaneng Galaxy into a dominant force in Botswana football. Under his guidance, the Gala Nation achieved back-to-back Botswana Premier League titles, marking an era of consistency and dominance. His leadership also saw the club lift their first-ever Orange FA Cup, a historic milestone that further cemented their status among the country’s elite teams.
In continental competitions, Ramoreboli led Jwaneng Galaxy to remarkable achievements by securing qualification to the CAF Champions League group stages on two occasions. This success not only enhanced the club’s reputation but also showcased Botswana football on the international stage.
Ramoreboli’s departure comes amid strong indications that he is set to be unveiled as the new head coach of the Botswana national team, the Zebras. With his proven track record and tactical expertise, expectations are high that he will bring much-needed progress to the national side.
For Jwaneng Galaxy, his exit leaves a significant void to fill. The club will now face the challenging task of finding a successor capable of maintaining the high standards set during Ramoreboli’s tenure. As the Gala Nation look to build on their recent successes, all eyes will be on who takes up the mantle and leads the team into the next chapter.
In the meantime, fans and players alike will reflect on Ramoreboli’s contributions with pride and gratitude. His achievements have not only made history for Jwaneng Galaxy but have also set a benchmark for coaching excellence in Botswana football.
