Pitso Mosimane recently did an oopsie when he let the cat out of the bag about DJ Sbu and Mzekekeze

The veteran football coach mistakenly unmasked Sbu as being the man behind the legendary

Mzeiksman, confirming suspicions Mzansi is in stitches at Pitso’s blunder, saying he blew Sbu’s cover after so many years

Pitso Mosimane unmasks Mzekezeke After receiving an honourary doctorate for his contributions to football as well as celebrating his 60th birthday, Pitso Mosimane was congratulated by many South Africans who celebrated his achievements. Among those was DJ Sbu, who sent the former Al Ahly coach well wishes on his birthday.

In response to Sbu’s message, Pitso didn’t hide his admiration for the former TS Records founder and praised him for his strides as a musician and businessman. However, Pitso made a hilarious blunder while singing Sbudah’s praises, where he mistakenly revealed that he was Mzekezeke. This rumour has stood the test of time despite Sbu’s constant denial: “Who would have ever thought of the Mzekezeke concept? In Kasi language, we say, ‘O ne plug!’ In simple language, we say, ‘You are brave and innovative, like Elon Musk!'”

Twitter (X) user destinyzee shared a screenshot from the men’s exchange: Mzansi reacts to Pitso Mosimane’s post Netizens are in stitches at how Pitso exposed Sbu, wondering if it was an innocent mistake or the coach being petty: SityataAmahle asked: “Isn’t Sbu still denying that he was Mzekezeke?” NthabiM_ demanded: “We need a confession from Sbu about being uMzekezeke.”

Gcwanini04 was curious: “Is it me or that has a little bit of shade?” leBangae joked: “It was the expensive alcohol talking; there’s no way, bra Pitso.”

bozzie_t posted: “Decided to unmask Mzeks unprovoked.”

Facts about Pitso Mosimane Pitso Mosimane, hailing from Kagiso in Gauteng Province, has gained worldwide recognition as a football coach. His career began in 1982 as a midfielder for Jomo Cosmos Football Club, and he went on to play for Mamelodi Sundowns, Orlando Pirates, and teams in Greece, Belgium, and Qatar. Mosimane also represented Bafana Bafana during the 1993/1994 season. In 1995, Mosimane shifted to coaching and made a significant impact. He has managed various teams in Saudi Arabia, including Sundowns, SuperSport United, Bafana Bafana, and Al Ahly SC.

In 2022, he founded the Pitso Mosimane Soccer Schools to nurture young African soccer talent. When Mosimane, who coached South Africa from 2010 to 2012, took on his role in North Africa, it marked his first managerial position outside South Africa. He also achieved significant success by winning the 2016 African Champions League title with Mamelodi Sundowns, which earned him the Best African Club Coach of the Year award in 2016.

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Pitso Mosimane’s stern warning to Rulani Mokwena. This after the former Mamelodi Sundowns coach moved to the Moroccan league, a move that Pitso cautioned him about.