Great News: Orlando Pirates escapes Kaizer Chiefs

Siyabonga Sangweni, a former captain of the Orlando Pirates, recently shared his fascinating story of coming out of the Kaizer Chiefs development program.
During the opening of the Siyabonga Sangweni Sports Complex in Dondotha, he spoke about some of the obstacles and crucial choices that molded his professional path.
Sangweni attended the Chiefs academy in 1999 with well-known players like Jabu Mahlangu and Nhlanhla Kubheka.Considering his potential, the pitiful R200 per month allotment for basic For the young person who came from the rural KwaZulu Natal area of Dondotha, necessities was insufficient.He had to leave the club because to financial difficulties, and he was offered R1,200 by Bongani FC, a Vodacom League team, which allowed him to support his family.He emphasized how his choice to depart was eventually influenced by the glaring differences in the financial support provided by the two teams. Sangweni left on a calculated note. In concert with Bongani, he gave them the order to retrieve him in the dark.
Chiefs were taken aback by his relocation and discovered that he had left. His next big move was joining Golden Arrows, where he kept honing his abilities.

Looking back on his transfer to Pirates, Sangweni revealed a surprising development. He re-signed with the Chiefs in 2010 following a brief period with the Arrows, but he immediately found himself in talks with the Buccaneers.
According to Sports Brief, there may be a new chapter for Chiefs in the upcoming season, with rumors circulating that at least seven appointments would be made.
Due to Molefi Nteski’s lackluster background, his appointment was met with criticism and disapproval.
Prior to being named senior squad coach for the Chiefs, he had never managed a professional side at that level.

The 36-year-old acknowledged his sincere gratitude for the Amakhosi people and their support after making a brief appearance off the bench in the goalless draw against Polokwane City.In the DSTv Premiership draw with Polokwane City, the veteran recognized the value of the club’s supporters in the post-match interview.He emphasized that the players are motivated to attain the intended outcomes by the supporters’ encouragement and presence at the stadiums. But the devoted Glamour Boy was upset that the team hasn’t been able to live up to the club’s reputation of winning, especially at home.
In addition, he stated that he wanted to see the club start over and figure out how to get better for the next campaign, all for the sake of making fans happy once more.Khune has consistently shown his dedication to the team. He made his debut in the 2007–08 season and has since won an astounding 12 trophies, three of which are league crowns.

Even after being suspended recently for an alleged altercation on the training field, Khune is still well-liked by the team. According to Soccer Laduma, the administration wanted to give him something in appreciation for all of the wonderful moments he has given the team.

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