South African coach Rulani Mokwena is looking to implement many traditions from European football during his time with Pyramids FC, a scene that has become common after matches, both locally and in Africa.
Mokwena makes it a point to shake hands with players from the opposing team and members of the coaching staff after every match, regardless of the result. He also offers words of praise and support to some of the opposing players, even in defeat, reflecting his commitment to fostering a culture of respect and sportsmanship in Egyptian football.
This practice is not limited to specific matches; it has been consistently observed in various encounters Pyramids has played under the South African coach, making the treatment and respect for opponents a key part of the scene Mokwena aims to present after the final whistle.
On the technical side, Pyramids is achieving the best start in its history under Mokwena, having played 13 matches with him at the helm, winning all encounters and achieving a perfect record since the South African took charge, highlighting a strong beginning to his tenure with the club.
Mokwena's experience with Pyramids combines positive results with a focus on promoting sportsmanship, as the team seeks to continue its winning streak and compete in all tournaments it participates in.
