TS Galaxy has confirmed the resignation of assistant coach Vuyo Mere, just months after he transitioned from player to coach at the club. Mere, who retired at the end of last season, was appointed in October following the departure of former head coach Sead Ramovic.
While no official statement has been issued regarding his next move, strong speculation suggests that Mere may be on his way to Bloemfontein Celtic, where he is expected to join the club’s technical team as part of a broader revival initiative.
Reports indicate that Celtic’s new management has quietly acquired an undisclosed PSL status as they prepare to re-enter top-flight football. The club is believed to have already signed several players, whose identities will be revealed once the current season concludes.
Further speculation has emerged from a trusted source within the Patriotic Alliance, indicating that groundwork has already commenced in Bloemfontein. According to the source, stock-taking efforts are underway, and discussions are ongoing with the premier of Mangaung to secure strategic support. The aim is to incorporate the city’s identity onto the team shirt and to facilitate the rollout of a dedicated academy structure that will serve as the cornerstone of Celtic’s long-term vision.
While these developments remain unofficial, they signal a potential resurgence of one of South African football’s most beloved institutions
