Kaizer Chiefs striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana wasn’t satisfied with a debut brace that ensured his side bagged victory over SuperSport United.
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana wasn’t satisfied with a debut brace that ensured his side bagged victory in a tight contest against SuperSport United on Saturday night.
The striker has drawn lavish praise for his performance with some going as far to compare him to Manchester City’s Erling Haaland.
BONFILS-CALEB BIMENYIMANA FEELS HE LEFT GOALS ON THE PARK
It might be too early for such grand proclamations but the player himself at least appears to have his feet planted firmly on the ground.
In a sign of his hunger to perform, Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana said that he wasn’t satisfied with his man of the match efforts because he felt that he had left goals out on the FNB Stadium pitch.
“Yah today I scored two goals but I think I could score more but that is football,” Bimenyimana told SuperSport TV.
“I was trying every time to score, I only scored two and I still have a lot to improve [on] because in this game I see that I was not my self.
“I think I can be more better than this, that is how I feel because I know myself I can give more, more than what I give today but I’m happy for the two goals and the win for the Chiefs family.”
KAIZER CHIEFS COACH CREDITED
Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana credited Kaizer Chiefs coach Arthur Zwane with giving him the confidence to perform.
“The coach believe[s] in me, he said go there [do] like what we did in training and you gonna score and it happened, I’m glad,” Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana added.
“I’m happy for myself, for my teammates and the staff.”
There was some drama between Bonfils-Caleb Bimenyimana and Kaizer Chiefs after he accused the club of unprofessionalism after feeling ghosted after what he felt was a successful trial.
He had impressed all who had seen him in action creating a sense of anticipation ahead of his debut which has yielded great results.
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