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I don’t care about Germany – Khenyeza

I don’t care about Germany – Khenyeza

Posted: 2009-09-05 09:26

Mamelodi Sundowns striker Mabhuti Khenyeza, who has been called up for the national team for the first time since he was dropped on the eve of the Confederations Cup, says he is not worried about the Germans ahead of the friendly international at the Bay Arena tonight.

In Bafana’s last training session, Khenyeza looked sharp alongside his clubmate Katlego Mphela.
 
“I don’t care about the Germans because my focus is on Bafana and my teammates,” he says. “Germany is Germany and South Africa is South Africa. It doesn’t really matter to as to which level they are playing at, I’m not worried about them at all.”
 
Bafana Bafana coach Joel Santana is likely to start with Mphela and Bernard Parker up-front, with Khenyeza set to come in as substitute later in the match.
 
When Khenyeza was dropped before the Confederations Cup for arriving late in the camp, there was a public outcry. But now the striker tells KickOff.com he is ready to fight for his place.
 
“Coming back to Bafana is a great feeling and I appreciate that the coach has decided to give me another opportunity. In return I just want to deliver. Honestly, I didn‘t expect the call-up, but you know, as a player you need to be ready all the time whenever you are called. So I was ready and now I’m prepared to deliver.”


With the 2010 World Cup around the corner, a place in Bafana’s attack is still up for grabs and Khenyeza is prepared to battle it out to get a nod.
 
“I will try by all means to get another opportunity to represent myself and then I will take it from there,” he adds.
 
* Zola Doda is in Germany courtesy Castle Lager

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Risingstarsfc: 2009-09-05 10:09

Carry on Mabhuti tell them that whbat we want people that speak positively. The real meaning for Bafana bafana is go boys go boys. Bring back the old jersey!

bobo: 2009-09-05 12:19

Kanyenza nthin can help u as long as u r a DOWNs, why u left da mighty AMANKOSI the team whch gv threat to evry team in th PSL.

bobo: 2009-09-05 12:21

But Kanyenza should start i dnt c th fruit in mpela,

Mthax: 2009-09-05 12:48

upson, i think you are the one who is rubbish, nonsense. stop talking s...t

sfiso: 2009-09-05 13:19

upson. we must understand soccer.let's support uor players and stop demotivating them.

kenzero: 2009-09-05 13:40

ag i h8 s.a football n its politics. where is brent evans, f. cale,d.klate, m. josephs, j. dladla,n. paulse, b. mccarthy, s. sangweni, h. vonk? we keep selecting bench warmers!!!mamadou guy must come n rescue us

July: 2009-09-05 14:01

GO Bafana Bafana GO, the ball is in the court of the selected team,we are behind you boyz, pls do it,Benni's call-up next games will be a boost, GO Bafana Bafana GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.

Swona: 2009-09-05 14:42

I think you should care, how many goals have you/Mpela scored for your team so far?