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Kaizer Chiefs signing of the day

We’re in the thick of Kaizer Chiefs’ biggest rebuild in the club’s history. Here’s our new feature called transfer signing of the day.

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Our new Kaizer Chiefs daily feature is called Transfer Signing of the Day. We look back at every successful Amakhosi transfer dating back from the year 2000.

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KAIZER CHIEFS TRANSFER OF THE DAY

Today’s featured transfer is simply one of the greatest footballers Mzansi has ever produced. He left the Glamour Boys in 1993 before he was re-signed in 2002 to produce magic as a 36-year-old.

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The name is Lesiba John Moshoeu.

He was known as “Shoes,” which was a reference to ‘dancing shoes’ and coach Clive Barker’s famous moments of standing on the touchline to shout “Shoes! Dance! Dance Shoes, dance!”

The central midfielder/ number 10 was born in Ga Mashashane, Limpopo before growing up in Diepkloof, Soweto.

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Former Kaizer Chiefs superstar John ‘Shoes’ Mosheou. Image: @FootballClassicsSA / Twitter

FOOTBALL CAREER

Moshoeu began his amateur football at Blue Whales before moving to Giant Blackpool and finally Chiefs in 1988. It was in 1993 when “Shoes” moved to make his name in Europe.

Turkey is the nation where he stayed for 10 years, earning legendary status at local giants Fenerbahce.

Mosheou returned to Mzansi to rejoin Chiefs before finishing his career at AmaZulu aged 43 which set a PSL record in 2008.

Additionally, Mosheou was a Bafana regular and jersey number 10 with 73 caps, including the AFCON 1996 gold medal and a leading role at the FIFA 1998 World Cup in France.

DEATH

Mosheou took his last breath at the Morningside Hospital following an extended fight against stomach cancer. He died at the age of 49 before he was laid to rest on 25 April in Randburg, 2015.

Rest in Peace Shooooooes!

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