Chiefs superstar reveals secret to injury recovery

Kaizer Chiefs attacking midfielder Keagan Dolly may have taken longer than five months on the sidelines, but his experience and family made the difference.

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KEAGAN DOLLY RETURNS FOR KAIZER CHIEFS

Having missed the opening months of the 2023/24 season, Dolly has revealed that staying hopeful for five months would have been impossible if he was not experienced and without a family.

“It was a difficult five months – just seeing the boys play, especially in the first few games of the season, when we were doing so well, you want to be a part of that,” said Dolly, as per SABC Sport.

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“You want to play, as a player, but I think with my experience, having previous injuries when I was in France as well, I had quite a bit of injuries.

“I think this time was different because I knew how to deal with it mentally, and I had my family and my kids that kept me busy and in good spirits,” the Chiefs skipper added.

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WHAT’S THE NEXT FIXTURE?

Following the Soweto derby 1-0 loss to Orlando Pirates on the 11th, Amakhosi will visit Moroka Swallows in Dobsonville on Sunday, 26 November.

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