Yanga coach Nabi Nasreddine has left the club’s supporters worried after he failed to affirm that he will remain at the club after the CAF Confederation Cup final loss to USM Alger on Saturday evening.The Tanzanian giants put on a show in Algeria, winning 1-0, but the 2-1 defeat in the first league at home would prove painful as the north African side lifted the title on the away goals rule.##NAJAVA_MECA_7301213##The 58-year-old was in tears at full-time as his side narrowly missed out on the continental title. He has already defended the league title and has also qualified for the domestic cup final.Asked about his future, the Tunisian, who joined the club in 2021, refused to commit to the club beyond the current campaign, telling journalists that he does not know anything about his future. He added that much will be based on the club’s strategy going forward, as he is not enticed by monetary gains.”Currently, I don’t know; it will depend on the club’s strategy going forward; I don’t work for money. I want to win, and I can’t just stay for the sake of it, but I love Tanzania; everyone knows it,” he said.Up next for Yanga is the FA Cup final against Azam, and he says that a decision on his future will be made after the game against the ice cream makers.”All my focus now is on the cup final; after we finish the season, we shall reflect on the season and see if we can continue,” he added.FKFPL: Week 32 takeaways
