Kaizer Chiefs Legend Said Current Crop of Players Lacks a Winning Mentality

• Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Cheifs legend Itumeleng Khune says Amakhosi has to be in the running for titles every season
• The former Chiefs shot-stopper said the club are suffering since losing legends such as Willard Katsande, Reneilwe Letsholonyane and Morgan Gould
• Local football fans disagreed with Khune and said Chiefs would win silverware while they identified areas that needed improvement

Legendary Kaizer Chiefs shot-stopper said the club has yet to recover from losing key players and is suffering from a mental block that is stopping it from winning titles.

The Amakhosi legend said the club lost several key players, such as Willard Katsande, Morgan Gould, and Reneilwe Letsholonyane, who provided a winning mentality at the club.

Chiefs have not won a major title since lifting the PSL in 2015, and Khune said the current crop of players at his beloved club needs a seasoned player to help guide them to success.

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Khune speaks about Chiefs in the tweet below:

According to Soccer Laduma, Khune said there is a lack of winning mentality at the Soweto giants, while defender Rushwin Dortley is committed to proving him wrong.

Khune said:

“The ones who came afterwards didn’t experience all that, and it was difficult for them to win. I think most of the time, the players were just on the field to be counted as Chiefs players, but you don’t want to spend 20 years or even two at a club without winning a single cup. You can’t tell me a club like Kaizer Chiefs cannot win a single cup every season.”

Fans back Chiefs to win silverware

On social media, Amakhosi fans disagreed with Khune, saying Chiefs will win silverware soon, while some felt the club needed a few key players.

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Igwe Masabs Sp says Chiefs will win again:

“It will pass, it shall.”

Dombodzvuku Redstone picked areas that need improvement:

“They need a good goalie to build around and a good finisher.”

Maphophe Popz-Jones asked a question:

“When did this boy become an expert?”

Kingzama Hlatshwayo is confident:

“Glory will come in our own time.”

Sello Mbena is a fan of Khune:

“Khune is a legend.”

Itumeleng Khune gives fans a glimpse into his next career

As reported by Briefly News, the legendary Mzansi goalkeeper was pictured on a construction site, making fans believe the former Kaizer Chiefs star has started a new career.

Khune left Chiefs at the end of last season, concluding a legendary 20-year stint at the club where he spent over 20 years and won 12 titles.

Source: Briefly News