The Belgian stepped away from the role following the completion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup where he led Bafana Bafana to the knockout rounds for the first time in their history.
Certain sections of the media suggested that the veteran head coach had agreed a one-year extension to his deal to remain in charge for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
SAFA have since dismissed those rumours and Mosimane says anyone of a number of experienced South African coaches are capable of continuing the work done by Broos.
Speaking at the launch of his Youth Football Coaching Manual on Thursday, Mosimane explained that SAFA have interviewed a number of coaches about the post.
“I don’t know when the contract [of Broos] ends. Is it available or not?” Mosimane said.
“But I know that the federation has spoken to a lot of us about somebody to come in [with a] succession plan – What you want? What are you going to do? What’s your plan? How do we take Bafana to a better level?”
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“I always say that it’s important to leave the jersey in a better place. Yeah, there’s room for improvement,” Mosimane added.
“I left Sundowns with the Champions League, did they have the second one? So every stage and every level can be reached, can be improved.
“It’s not the first time we qualify for the World Cup, right? Carlos Parreira did it. It’s not the first time we won the AFCON. Clive Barker won it,” the coach explained.
“So we can maybe talk about going into the next round of knockouts. Yes, that we can celebrate. But being in semi-finals, quarter-finals, have we done that? Let’s be honest. So that bar, it is high but has been achieved before.
“Come on, we can do a little bit better. We’re beating Nigeria. We’re beating Ghana. So, let’s just also be realistic. We can be there. We’ve been in the semi-finals of AFCON, right? So, anything is possible. We can raise the bar.”