The coaching changes season in domestic football has caught fire with yet another exit this week just days after Brandon Truter found himself moving out of his job at Richards Bay FC.
Before that, Sead Ramovic left TS Galaxy after three years in charge.
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This season, Chiefs have headlined the changes with Nasreddine Nabi coming on board, while Manqoba Mngqithi took over from Rulani Mokwena at Mamelodi Sundowns.
Sekhukhune United brought back Lehlohonolo Seema on the eve of the start of the new season after Peter Hyballa's brief stay.
Out in the Eastern Cape, Chippa United elevated Kwanele Kopo to the role of sole head coach after serving as co-coach with Thabo September since his arrival at the club.
Golden Arrows have reverted to Mabhudi Khenyeza, who had stepped aside to an assistant coach role after Steve Komphela returned in March.
Dan Malesela went back to Marumo Gallants after Dylan Kerr left within weeks of his appointment.
AmaZulu FC now have Arthur Zwane and Vusumuzi Vilakazi calling the shots following the sacking of Pablo Franco Martin.
The latest coaching change has happened in the PSL's secondary league at Casric Stars in the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
Casric lost in the Nedbank Cup qualification round to Baroka FC on Tuesday, leaving them with a single win in eight games across all competitions.
They sit seventh in the promotional league.