The Mzansi playmaker, who has also played for Turkish Super Lig side Caykur Rizespor, explained why he ended up signing for Sekhukhune United instead.
“So Sekhukhune have also been wanting my services. Of course, I wasn’t available based on the fact that I was still negotiating with Kaizer Chiefs, and once that was out of the way, of course, I spoke to them and got given the opportunity to play 45 minutes against Tuks [University of Pretoria]," he said.
“And the coaching staff was happy, the chairman was happy, and the rest is history. I’m a part of the Babina Noko family. I’m hoping to achieve great things with the club."