Vandenbroek is holding four weekly, three-day training camps in Lusaka with his home-based players to come up with his final core of 23 domestic-based team before switching his focus on the overseas-based players when their respective leagues kickoff in August.
“No one is certain of staying. The camp for players is also the camp for coaches. I will also evaluate those around me during the camp and the final decision is also somewhere in the future,” Vandenbroek said.
“Maybe I will talk with others but everything is open and there is no one officially assigned to be besides me on the technical bench.”
Power Dynamos assistant coach Kampamba Chintu and Lusaka Dynamos goalkeeper trainer Stephen Mwansa are the locals on his interim technical staff.
The domestic league call-ups regroup this Sunday in Lusaka for the second week of camping under the Belgian.
Keep up the good work coach. Why can’t FAZ do the same for the under 17 and under 20 teams? It has been an embarrassing week for football in Zambia as the two national under 17 and under 20 were knocked out. COSAFA under 20 is still yet to come later this year, so FAZ needs to organise the training camps, please.
Another mistake!!
Chintu is only good for sing gospel and prayers.
Sven should get Chris Katongo.
What good work …have you seen results yet..you simply see a photo of a white man and you start clapping!!
FAZ should invest of better backroom staff and training facilities …so that such practices trickle down to the clubs!!