Kaizer Chiefs have made contact with their former player, Puso Dithejane, as they look to bring him back to Naturena, according to TS Galaxy chairman Tim Sukazi.
The TS Galaxy FC star left Kaizer Chiefs after being asked to help out as a ball boy in first-team matches. That decision has since backfired, as the youngster has become one of the top players at Galaxy.
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Speaking to SABC radio station Ikwekwezi FM today, Sukazi revealed that both Bobby Motaung and Kaizer Motaung Jr. have made contact with Dithejane.
“I see most journalists are linking him with a move back to Kaizer Chiefs, so yes, yesterday I was with him, and he showed me a number of missed calls from Kaizer Jr., another missed call from Tera Maliwa, the Kaizer Chiefs scout, and the boy’s father also phoned me to inform me he also received a call from Bobby [Motaung].”
“He also showed me a missed call from coach Vela Khumalo,” Sukazi told Ikwekwezi.
“It seems Kaizer Chiefs are still in the wooing process. Well, let’s see how it will go. Bobby has made contact with Dithejane’s father, but he advised Bobby to speak to me about the boy.
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“At TS Galaxy, we don’t have a problem with a club talking to a player first. At the moment, Puso Dithejane is still a TS Galaxy FC player.”
“If Chiefs come to us, we will sit down and listen to what they put on the table and take it from there.”
