Scottland FC head coach Norman Mapeza is reportedly facing an uncertain future following the Zimbabwean club’s elimination from the CAF Champions League.

The reported development comes after Scottland FC failed to progress in the continental competition, prompting speculation that the club could review its technical department following the disappointing campaign.

Mapeza was appointed to help the Zimbabwean champions build on their domestic success and compete against established sides on the African stage. However, the team’s exit has reportedly raised questions about whether a change in leadership could be considered.

The experienced coach is familiar to football supporters in Zimbabwe and South Africa. He previously managed Chippa United in the South African Premier Soccer League and has built a coaching career across the region.

Scottland FC entered the Champions League with ambitions of making a strong impression after earning the opportunity to represent Zimbabwe. Their elimination has now left the club needing to assess its continental performance while maintaining its competitiveness in domestic football.

Continental results can influence coaching decisions at clubs with high ambitions, although any decision regarding Mapeza’s position remains unconfirmed.

If the club eventually parts ways with the coach, it would need to identify a replacement capable of guiding the team through its next phase and improving its performances.

Mapeza’s future also remains unclear as speculation continues over his position.

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