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Players must pick themselves up after Riveiro's departure

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May 19, 2025

ORLANDO Pirates interim coach Mandla Ncikazi has admitted that Jose Riveiro's sudden departure may be taking a toll on the team.

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Riveiro, who had earlier indicated he would leave at the end of the season, was granted an early release by the club last week. His exit followed a disappointing run in which the team missed out on three major trophies - the Betway Premiership, CAF Champions League, and Nedbank Cup - in less than a month. Despite those setbacks, the Spanish tactician remained a respected figure at the club. During his three-year tenure, he not only won five trophies but also promoted several young players into the senior team - a move seen as an investment in both the club and the national footballing future.

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