Kaizer Chiefs star breaks the silence on his injury

Kaizer Chiefs’ defensive hardman Thatayaone Ditlhokwe will be back soon. Just how did his injury affect his Amakhosi career?

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THATAYAONE DITLHOKWE AT KAIZER CHIEFS

The 24-year-old Botswana international left SuperSport United in May 2023. The left-footed star hit the ground running at Chiefs with regular appearances.

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An injury against Orlando Pirates in November ended all momentum.

Was it a success before November’s setback?

“I am not sure which answer I can give you because I have been playing. But unfortunately, an injury came, and I was out, so you would never know how to rate yourself,” said Ditlhokwe to FARPost.

“It’s all about keeping your head up and focusing so that at the end of the day, you get to that level you have wished for or that target that you have set for yourself.

“Obviously, the expectations are high, but you, as a player, are the tool. You are the one that should bring that smile to them [supporters], and for you to bring that smile to them, you must have that calm mind,” Ditlhokwe added. 

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“Focus on the main objective of the day, the approach of the game and focus on the process that will take you to the promised land. Don’t focus on the promised land, but focus on the process,” the former Township Rollers skipper concluded.

MOLEFI NTSEKI TO RETURN TO THE NATIONAL TEAM?

In other news, Chiefs’ former coach Ntseki could be back to coaching soon.

Molefi Ntseki is set to finally move on from his ill-fated tenure at Chiefs. A new international job is reportedly within his grasp.

As reported back in October, Ntseki was released from Amakhosi.

The decision was taken after he managed three wins, four draws and six defeats in 13 games.

According to new reports, the Bloemfontein-born Ntseki is being considered for assist coach at Bafana Bafana or the South African U23’s coach role. – READ THE FULL STORY HERE.