"I started training this year because last year I took a break from football activities because it was too much for me, I just wasn’t in the right state of mind. I didn’t take a break because I didn’t want to play soccer anymore but because I thought it would be unfair for a team to sign me and then I failed to deliver in terms of performance," Zuma told Andile Ncube on Snawa.
"And then at Kaizer Chiefs, a lot happened, I think maybe I had misbehaving problems. I don't have any challenges with alcohol because at the club I was caught once being under the influence of alcohol. After that, that is where we agreed to mutually part ways. Even at the club, they told me that they wanted me to see a psychologist and the psychologist told me that I don’t have problems.
"So I appreciate everything they have done for me because at Chiefs they take you as their son, so now I take it as a man that if I want to change, it’s all on me, no one can help except myself," he added.
"But I admit that having too many friends and going out a lot was a challenge for me and contributed to where I am now. The happiest moments and best memories I have are of me playing football and right now I just want to play football again."