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Lilepo pens farewell to Chiefs - 'I hope I was able to bring you some moments of joy'

The 29-year-old winger has officially brought the curtain down on his career at Naturena after Amakhosi confirmed his departure for a Libyan outfit. The Congolese forward leaves Naturena after a productive spell in the gold and black, having established himself as a key player for the Soweto giants.

Petersen hails Da Cruz impact at Naturena - 'There are no limitations'

The Amakhosi captain has hailed the immediate impact of the new head coach, claiming the Frenchman has revitalised the squad with a philosophy centred on attacking freedom. Following a successful league opener against Kruger United, the Soweto giants are preparing to carry this newfound momentum into their high-stakes MTN8 quarterfinal clash against Golden Arrows.

Khanye raises concerns over Phili move - 'Who’s going to cook and dish for the boy?'

The Soweto giants secured the signature of the highly rated Stellenbosch winger, but the outspoken analyst has reservations about the move. While he is a fan of the youngster's talent, he believes the current squad lacks the necessary personnel to help him thrive.

Major weaknesses in Chiefs squad identified - 'My primary concern lies with their defence'

Amakhosi may sit at the summit of the Premier Soccer League following their opening day victory, but legendary coach Owen Da Gama is far from satisfied with what he has seen. Despite the positive result, the veteran tactician believes the Soweto giants are still vulnerable in key areas of the pitch.

Confirmed! Lilepo leaves Chiefs for Libya

Amakhosi have officially completed the transfer of the 29-year-old versatile attacker to a Libyan side Al Ahly Benghazi. The move brings an end to the Congolese right winger's tenure at Naturena following a successful stint that saw him become a regular fixture in the Soweto giants' starting XI.

PSL transfer latest: Mabasa signs for Botola Pro champions

Check out the latest transfer news and rumours from Amakhosi, Buccaneers, Masandawana, the rest of the PSL teams and South African players and coaches plying their trade abroad.

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