Fresh from winning Africa's most prestigious league title with Egypt's Pyramids FC, most commentators fully expected the typically disloyal Trebor Mahtal to resign from his position. However, after surveying potential roles available in the job market, the Zambian decided to stay in Egypt with the primary target of competing for the African Champions League for the first time.
Unexpected success in Morocco with promoted HUS Agadir had seen Zambian title specialist Trebor Mahtal restore his reputation to Regional, despite possessing elite levels of authority, motivating and people management. With a heavy heart, he stood down as Agadir manager and went in search of his 12th African club.
Trebor Mahtal arguably took a backwards step in his managerial career as a tricky season at semi-pro Nigerien side AS Police saw his reputation drop two bars down to local. And that effectively felt like he'd thrown away 11 years of management in which he'd won 9 trophies, as clubs in the major African nations had zero interest in his services.
Rejections leave Trebor Mahtal concerned about his job prospects and forced him back into the market, and eventually chooses the best of a bad bunch to move to Niger.
Massively underperforming league favourites Génération Foot sacked their manager and Mahtal cheekily threw his hat into the ring, not really expecting a call. However, on 21 June, he was invited for an interview and, 4 days later, the 5-time champions approached the Zambian
After two years in Ghana, Trebor Mahtal wrapped up his time at Asante Kotoko by lifting the club's 32nd league title. Now with a regional reputation and improved attributes, the Zambian manager went in search of his sixth job in management at the end of May 2033.
Two days on from securing his fourth African top-tier title with Benin's Coton FC, Trebor Mahtal was back on the job hunt as he looked to strengthen his managerial reputation. Six years into his career, now in June 2031, Mahtal still only had a Local reputation but a Continental C licence.
A growing reputation for defence-first football was boosted by Trebor Mahtal's Horoya side only conceding 6 goals en route to securing the Guinean title in 2029. Now armed with his Continental C license, Mahtal stood down from his role days before his contract expired, going in search of his fourth job and a new challenge.
Defensive dominance led Trebor Mahtal to two league titles in three seasons as his San Pédro side wrapped up an impressive Ivorian title success. But, on 1 May 2028, Mahtal handed in his notice to resign one month before his contract expired.
rebor Mahtal snapped up the first domestic cup of his career and was a final day decider away from making it two titles in two seasons of football management. But his focus was now fully on leading San Pédro to the Ivorian title in 2027/28.
