Andrew Kamanga has said FAZ is going through budgetary constraints and as such, they are unable to hire under-age national team coaches on full time.
Writing in his weekly column, the FAZ President also said that the association is keeping tabs on the under-23 and under-20 preparation on their respective upcoming fixtures.
“Our long-term goal is to hire full time coaches for all our national teams however, in the short term we must work within the budgetary constraints,” Kamanga wrote
The hiring of national teams coaches on full time was Kamanga’s campaign promises.
But into his second term, coaches are drawn from clubs on part time basis.
The two national teams are currently in camp preparing for the Olympics and Cosafa/AFCON U20 qualifiers.
“We are also keeping a closer eye on the under-23 and under-20 projects that are very critical for us as they are qualifiers for continental competitions.
“Our appointments of the technical benches reflect the seriousness we attach to these projects,” he added
Zambia Under-23 bench
Head coach: Osward Mutapa
Assistants: Mwenya Chipepo, Boyd Mulwanda & Tenant Chembo
Goalkeepers Trainer: Kalililo Kakonje
Physical trainer: Chris Katongo
Zambia Under-20 bench
Head coach: Chisi Mbewe
Assistants: George Chilufya, Alfred Lupiya and Albert Mphande
Goalkeepers Trainer: Emmanuel Msichili
Physical trainer: Donewell Yobe
We have been taken for a ride. For how many years has Mr Kamanga been FAZ President? Was not this his campaign promises to not rely on government especially as he was from the cooperate world as he had put it?
Crazy how he thinks we a dull. Kamanga is a failed president