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EZEKIEL PHALANA
South African coach Rhulani Mokwena has reached a significant milestone in his international coaching career, lifting his first trophy in Algerian football after guiding MC Alger to victory in the Algerian Super Cup.
MC Alger edged fierce city rivals USM Alger 1–0 in a tightly contested derby, displaying tactical discipline, composure, and resilience—hallmarks of Mokwena’s coaching philosophy. The victory not only delivered silverware to one of Algeria’s most storied clubs but also marked an important personal achievement for the highly regarded tactician.
Since arriving in Algeria, Mokwena has quickly made his imprint, earning praise for his modern approach, strong leadership, and ability to inspire belief within the squad. The Super Cup triumph stands as his first major honor outside South Africa, adding to a growing list of accomplishments in a career that continues to rise on the African football stage.
The win has been widely celebrated across the continent, with fellow coaches and football figures applauding Mokwena’s progress and impact. It also signals MC Alger’s ambition and intent as they look ahead to domestic and continental challenges under his guidance.
This landmark moment reflects not only a trophy won, but the beginning of a promising chapter—one defined by growth, ambition, and a shared belief between coach, players and supporters.