The Tunisian gaffer guided the club to two Premier League titles, two FA Cups, and two community shields.
Former Yanga head coach Nasreddine Nabi has revealed the details of his conversation with the team's main financier, Ghalib Said Mohamed, commonly known as 'GSM.'
The Tunisian gaffer's departure from the club came five days ago, following a successful season where Yanga reached new heights under his guidance.
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Although Yanga made efforts to convince Nabi to extend his contract, the coach decided to part ways with the club once his deal expired.
Reflecting on his departure, Nabi shared insights into his emotional conversation with Ghalib, expressing mutual feelings of hurt and respect.
"When I went to say goodbye to Ghalib, he was hurt, and I was very hurt," shared Nabi, visibly moved. "You know, Ghalib gave me great respect and support when I was here. I was part of his family, like he lives with his brothers."
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Nabi went on to acknowledge Ghalib as the key figure behind Yanga's achievements, attributing the club's success to the support and opportunities provided by the main financier.
The 58-year-old recounted an invitation from Ghalib to attend the summit of the "Wiki ya Mwanachi", a prestigious event, expressing his desire to join the Yanga family again if his schedule permits.
During Nabi's tenure, Yanga celebrated multiple victories, securing two Tanzanian Premier League titles, two Tanzanian FA Cups, and as many Community Shields.
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Additionally, the team reached the final of the CAF Confederation Cup, narrowly missing out on the trophy in a close encounter against USM Alger.
The Tunisian's ability to lead the team to numerous accolades and their notable progress in continental competitions has left a lasting impact on Yanga's footballing journey.
As fans eagerly await news of Yanga's next coach, the club's supporters can take solace in the memories and successes achieved under the former Pont Donazz Hone Arnad coach.