Itumeleng Khune has commented on the new contract he has signed with Kaizer Chiefs ahead of the new season
Itumeleng Khune has commented on the new contract he has signed with Kaizer Chiefs ahead of the new season, saying he does not know if this will be his last contract with the club or not.
The long-serving goalkeeper has penned a new two-year deal with Amakhosi, keeping him at the club until at least until 2023, at which point he will be 36.
Ahead of this Sunday’s Carling Black Label Cup, Khune was asked if he thinks this would be his last contract with the club.
“I am really grateful for another opportunity that I have been given by the club. We have a great goalkeeping department and a great goalkeeping coach. He has made it clear to us that we are all number one and we have to fight for the number one spot.
“We’ve always had healthy competition, and no one is guaranteed a starting berth, so we are all going to earn our place in the team and support one another. But I am grateful for a new contract, but I don’t know if it will be my last. It will depend on what I still have to give on the pitch,” the shot-stopper said to the media.
Khama Billiat, Bernard Parker, Lebogang Manyama and Ramahlwe Mphahlele also signed new deals with Amakhosi.
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