Shocking details about Rabbit Trainer Amajita!

South African football is reeling after former SAFA technical director Walter Steenbok exposed the staggering pay disparity between local coaches and their foreign counterparts. The revelations come just days after Raymond Mdaka guided Amajita to their first-ever U-20 AFCON title with a 1-0 victory over Morocco in Cairo - completing a dream double after October's COSAFA Cup triumph where his team dominated with 16 goals scored and none conceded.

Despite these unprecedented achievements, Steenbok claims Mdaka earns less than R25,000 monthly on a precarious one-year contract. "It took us two years just to secure this inadequate deal for Raymond," Steenbok revealed on Metro FM, comparing the situation to his own experience, where his SAFA salary matched only the rental expenses of Bafana Bafana's foreign coach Hugo Broos. The veteran administrator didn't mince words: "Our organizations systematically disrespect black professionals while celebrating their achievements. This isn't speculation - I have documented evidence."

The expose has sparked urgent questions about SA football's commitment to developing local talent - both on the pitch and in technical roles. As celebrations continue for Amajita's golden generation, the uncomfortable truth about their mentor's compensation threatens to overshadow what should be South African football's proudest moment in decades.