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Former Mighty Mukuru Wanderers coach Meke Mwase says no club has approached him for a coaching role following his departure from the team.

Mwase’s contract was terminated after he failed to report for duty in the wake of Wanderers defeat to Silver Strikers in the Airtel Top 8.

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Recent reports suggested that Mwase was being considered for coaching roles in countries like Botswana, Eswatini and Namibia. However, the former Flames coach has dismissed these claims saying that there have been no formal discussions or offers from any clubs.

Mwase also said that he has no regrets about his time at Wanderers.

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