Newly appointed Bafana Bafana head coach Pitso Mosimane, centre, with SAFA president Danny Jordaan and his deputy Linda Zwane during the coach's unveiling press conference at SAFA House in Johannesburg on Tuesday.
SAFA president Danny Jordaan said the salary of newly appointed Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane remains a private matter, after the association officially unveiled Mosimane at its headquarters on Tuesday morning.
Safa announced early last month that its National Executive Committee (NEC) had resolved to offer Mosimane the Bafana coaching job to succeed Hugo Broos.
However, Mosimane only signed a few weeks later following reports that he had turned down an initial offer of R5 million annually upon learning that Broos was reportedly earning R16.8 million a year.
Addressing Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Sports, Arts and Culture, the association disclosed that it had since offered Mosimane an improved annual salary of R10 million – a figure his camp reportedly accepted alongside other terms.
