The former Royal Eagles, Baroka and Moroka Swallows Sporting Director is currently employed by Chippa United, where he has held a number of roles including manager and coach and assistant coach.
He currently holds a CAF B license, but says he intends to improve his qualifications.
Mamilla told FARPost: "I have got a CAF B Diploma coaching qualification. In the next eight months, it will be an opportunity for me should a CAF A license be offered. I will be one of the coaches.
"I did not come into football for money. I got into football because I love the game and wanted to contribute to my community and the country. Of course, by the end of June 2026, I will also start knocking [for job opportunities], just like any other coach or administrator.
"One thing about me, I would say I am lucky because I can juggle so many things in football. I have been a CEO for more than six years, and I have been a coach for more than two years. So anything available for me."
Mamilla added that he is happy to continue his career outside of the Betway Premiership.
"But to be honest, I will be happy if I get a nice project, even if it's the ABC Motsepe League or the Motsepe Championship, so that I can play a part in promoting a team again. It will be good for me," he added.
"There is no rush for me to rush back to the PSL, but if that opportunity comes, I will grab it with both hands."
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