Egyptian club Pyramids FC announced the appointment of South African Rhulani Mokwena as the club's new head coach for the upcoming period, succeeding Croatian Krunoslav Jurčić, who left the coaching role after years that included many achievements and titles locally, continentally, and globally.

Mokwena's selection came as part of Pyramids management's keenness to continue the integrated project, given the qualities the young coach possesses that align with the heavenly club's philosophy and its work plan for the coming years.

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Mokwena is 39 years old, born on January 8, 1987 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Despite his young age, he began his coaching career early and led several clubs, notably South Africa's Sundowns, Morocco's Wydad, Algeria's MC Alger, and Libya's Al-Ittihad. Mokwena has won many titles during his coaching career, including 4 South African league titles, as well as the African Football League title with Sundowns, in addition to the Algerian Super Cup with MC Alger.