The former Glamour Boys star has urged Amakhosi faithful to remain patient following a relatively quiet transfer window under the new head coach. While several Premier Soccer League clubs continue to strengthen their squads with new signings, the ex-winger believes the technical team must be afforded the necessary time to assess the current crop before making drastic changes.
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The Amakhosi legend has officially given his blessing to the club's latest acquisition. The veteran shot-stopper expressed his immense pride in the club's decision to secure the 28-year-old goalkeeper and insisted there is no room for jealousy as the squad evolves.
Former Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi has expressed his delight at seeing the 30-year-old return to club football with the Chilli Boys, but he has coupled his praise with a stern warning. While the move offers the former Enyimba star a chance to rebuild his career, Akpeyi insists that reclaiming Nigeria national team’s number one shirt will be a significant challenge given the competition from Europe-based stars.
The Soweto giants are entering a pivotal era under new head coach Fernando da Cruz, but a club legend has warned that the current squad is still missing the essential ingredients for success. With Amakhosi desperate to return to their glory days, the pressure is mounting at Naturena to secure the right talent before the window slams shut.
The 26-year-old netminder has been unveiled by the newly promoted Mpumalanga side after reportedly completing a loan move from Amakhosi. The Rwanda international endured a difficult spell at Naturena, struggling to establish himself as the club's first-choice shot-stopper. He will now be hoping the move provides the ideal platform to revive his career and rediscover the form that earned him a switch to the Soweto giants.