South African midfielder Sipho Mbule is set to work under a new manager following the official departure of his coach at Iraqi club Zakho SC.

The club confirmed on Tuesday evening that it had parted ways with its manager, meaning Mbule will have a new person in charge when the team returns to action after the international break.

The development comes as another important change at the Iraqi side, which will now have to identify a replacement capable of guiding the team through the remainder of the campaign.

Mbule joined Zakho SC as he looked to revive his football career away from South Africa and gain valuable experience in a different football environment.

The midfielder has attracted attention from South African football supporters because of his technical ability, creativity and experience in the Premier Soccer League.

His move to Iraq provided him with an opportunity to establish himself abroad and demonstrate that he still has plenty to offer at competitive level.

However, the managerial change could bring a different approach to the team, particularly regarding tactics, player selection and the responsibilities assigned to individual players.

For Mbule, the arrival of a new coach could present an opportunity to impress the incoming manager and strengthen his position within the squad.

A new technical team often brings fresh ideas and different expectations, meaning players must work hard to adapt and convince the new manager of their abilities.

The South African international will therefore be hoping that the change does not negatively affect his progress at the club.

Meanwhile, Zakho SC will turn its attention towards appointing a replacement as preparations continue for the remaining fixtures.

Mbule's situation will be worth monitoring after the international break, as supporters wait to see who takes charge and how the managerial departure affects his role at the Iraqi club.

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