Source: https://www.soccerladuma.co.za/news/articles/local/categories/siyagobhoza/latest-on-gavin-hunt-s-mooted-supersport-return/720061
News reaching the media are that the former Bidvest wits, SuperSport United and Kaizer Chiefs coach could be set to return to his former side.
According to Soccer Laduma, SuperSport United are considering re-appointing Gavin Hunt, who is currently without a club.
After parting ways with the Eastern cape side, Chippa United, Gavin Hunt has been struggling to find a new club in the Premier Soccer League or abroad.
However, it is believed that the South African coach could be appointed as the new head coach of SuperSport United before the season starts.
SuperSport United has been without a coach since earlier this year after parting ways with the Zimbabwean coach Kaitano Tembo.
Kaitano Tembo was then appointed by the Gauteng side, Sekhukhune United as the replacement of Owen Da Gama.
Andre Arendse, who was the interim coach at the Tshwane side after the club decided to release Tembo due to poor performance.
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