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Hugo Broos: South Africa gaffer uncertain over future after historic World Cup run

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June 29, 2026
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South Africa head coach Hugo Broos has indicated that his future with Bafana Bafana remains undecided, despite guiding the national team through a landmark FIFA World Cup campaign that has strengthened his reputation.

The 74-year-old Belgian, who has overseen a notable revival in South African football since taking charge, confirmed that while he is certain this tournament will be his final World Cup as a coach, it is still unclear whether he will continue in charge of the national side afterwards.

His comments come in the wake of South Africa’s impressive showing at the tournament, which has been widely described as one of their strongest performances on football’s biggest stage.

Broos suggested that conversations about what comes next are expected soon, with both his own intentions and the federation’s plans set to play a role in the final decision.

“I will see in the next few days what I will do for the future.

” I said this is my last World Cup and it is my last World Cup for sure, but what will happen in the next days and weeks depends also on how South Africa see the future with me.”

The experienced coach emphasised that the decision will not be his alone, pointing to the South African Football Association as a key stakeholder in shaping what happens next. This suggests that any continuation of his tenure would require agreement from both sides following discussions in the coming days and weeks.

Since taking charge, Broos has been credited with transforming Bafana Bafana into a more competitive force on the continental and international stage. His leadership has been associated with improved performances, stronger squad cohesion, and renewed belief among supporters who have watched the team regain confidence on the global stage.

The World Cup campaign has further strengthened his standing, with South Africa delivering a series of performances that have enhanced their reputation and reinforced the progress made under his management.

The team’s showing at the tournament has been described as one of their most significant achievements in recent years, reflecting the steady development achieved during his tenure.

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