- Louis Ngwat-Mahop has been appointed interim manager of SCR Altach, stepping up from his role with the reserve team to lead the struggling first squad
- With a solid record in the reserves and a UEFA A License, he aims to revitalize the team’s performance after a four-match winless streak
Louis Ngwat-Mahop has officially been appointed as the interim manager of SCR Altach’s first team, a significant elevation for the former Cameroon striker.
The club, competing in the Austrian Bundesliga, made this announcement following the departure of previous head coach Joachim Standfest.
Ngwat-Mahop, a native of Yaoundé and a retired player since 2020, is set to bring his extensive knowledge and tactical insight to the forefront after successfully managing the club’s reserve team.
Holding a UEFA A License, Ngwat-Mahop has built a solid reputation in Austrian football circles. His tenure with the reserves saw him orchestrate a campaign that yielded 4 victories, 1 draw, and 3 losses across 8 matches this season.
His ability to develop young talent and implement effective game strategies will be crucial as he takes charge of a first team that has struggled for form since the season’s kickoff.
At just 37-year-old, Ngwat-Mahop steps into a challenging role where he must quickly galvanize his squad. The team is currently in dire need of revitalization, having gone four matches without a win. He will lead his first match against SK Rapid, next Sunday, an opportunity that presents itself as a potential turning point for Altach.
With his experience as a former forward for elite clubs like Bayern Munich and Red Bull Salzburg, Ngwat-Mahop understands the pressures of high-stakes matches and will aim to instill confidence in his players.
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