Simba's new coach, Juma Mgunda has said that he knows he has a difficult job to help the team, but he does not find it strange to be given those responsibilities.
Mgunda, who has finished his contract with the Coastal Union club in Tanga, said that the coach moving from one team to another is not something surprising, but their work requires readiness all the time
"The work of players, coaches need to be ready to work all the time, that's what happened to me, the main thing is that God help me to do those tasks with victory," he said.
Mgunda has pointed out that in the Simba team there is assistant coach Selemani Matola who was with Stars, so he believes they will work together to ensure that they fulfill the tasks before them
"Matola knows his work very well, because I was with Stars, he is also my younger brother, but at the moment our minds are thinking about more work, other things should stay aside," he said.
Mgunda will lead the Simba Malawi team in the first match of the African Champions League (CAF) against Nyasa Big Bullets, the game will be played on Saturday, at 4 pm.
