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Pitso Mosimane: Wydad Casblanca comment speculation of Mamelodi Sundowns head coach

The Sundowns head coach will be out contract at the end of the season and reports in Moroccan media have since emerged that Wydad are keen on luring him to Casablanca.

With the Spaniard only signing a six-month deal, rumours have intensified that Mosimane is said to be the club's main target.

However, an insider at the 20-time Botola champions has now quashed the rumours of The Reds approaching the 54-year-old.

10. Oussama Darragi - 14 goals in 47 games (Wydad
10. Oussama Darragi - 14 goals in 47 games (Wydad and Club Africain)
9. Yannick N'Djeng - 15 goals in 39 games (Esperan
9. Yannick N'Djeng - 15 goals in 39 games (Esperance)
8. Mohamed Barakat - 17 goals in 68 games (Al Ahly
8. Mohamed Barakat - 17 goals in 68 games (Al Ahly)
7. Edward Sadomba - 18 goals in 43 games (Al Ahli
7. Edward Sadomba - 18 goals in 43 games (Al Ahli and Al Hilal)
6. Dioko Kaluyituka - 18 goals in 33 games (TP Maz
6. Dioko Kaluyituka - 18 goals in 33 games (TP Mazembe)
5. Mbwana Samatta - 20 goals in 40 games (Simba an
5. Mbwana Samatta - 20 goals in 40 games (Simba and TP Mazembe)
4. Flavio - 21 goals in 54 games (Petro Luanda and
4. Flavio - 21 goals in 54 games (Petro Luanda and Al Ahly)
3. Emad Motaeb - 24 goals in 74 games (Al Ahly)
3. Emad Motaeb - 24 goals in 74 games (Al Ahly)
2. Tresor Mputu - 27 goals in 55 games (TP Mazembe
2. Tresor Mputu - 27 goals in 55 games (TP Mazembe Kabuscorp)
1. Mohamed Aboutrika - 31 goals in 88 games (Al Ah
1. Mohamed Aboutrika - 31 goals in 88 games (Al Ahly)
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Scroll through the gallery to see the top 10 scorers in CAF Champions League history.

"I think it's just social media news, Wydad Atheltic Club hired a new coach yesterday in the form of Mr Garrido," the source tells snl24.com/kickoff.

"Nobody knows what will happen tomorrow, so the six-month contract [to discuss now] is too far.

"What I know is that there have been no official discussions. Yes there is lots of appreciation for him and Sundowns.

"Mr Pitso is welcome anywhere in Morocco and Casablanca as a guest when he wants, but there have not been any discussions about working or training at WAC, I can confirm this."

— CAF Nations + Club News (@CAFUpdates) December 8, 2019

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