Yanga Head Coach Miloud Hamdi, when he decided to take over from Sead Ramovic, signed a contract to serve the People until the end of the season
Yanga's management will decide his fate at the end of the season on whether to give him a long-term contract or not
However, so far Hamdi seems to have created a good environment for himself as his team is doing well
In the 15 matches he has led Yanga in all competitions, he has won 14 matches while drawing one game
The task ahead of him is to ensure that he leads Yanga to defend two titles, namely the Premier League and the CRDB Federation Cup
But the Yanga team is also in Pemba participating in the Union League, it is clear that winning the championship is a priority as it will be more beneficial for him
Hamdi landed in the country for the first time to serve Singida Black Stars, staying with the team for only 36 days before Yanga's leadership was forced to make a quick decision to hire him after the sudden departure of former head coach Ramovic who left for CR Belouizdad.
