Ajax CEO George Comitis today confirmed that there is a buy-out clause in Maluleka's contract and that if Matsatsantsa come up with the money there is nothing Ajax can do. But the player's business manager, Glyn Binkin, explains that even though SuperSport looks the most likely, there are other options too. "Look, Mamelodi Sundowns have shown interest in George too, but the main interest has come from SuperSport United and because George played there before, he knows what to expect," Binkin says. "It must also be said that George is happy at Ajax Cape Town. Myself and George met with Ajax today and he is grateful to the club for the part they have played in his development and maturity, both on and off the field." Binkin then points towards what would ultimately be Maluleka's first prize; a move abroad. "I think his first choice is to move overseas and continue his progress in the Bafana Bafana set up," Binkin says. It is understood that Maluleka will take the option that best presents him with a chance to continue growing as a player at club level, but also on the international stage. Follow me on twitter @neilgreigsoccer
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Please Mabhakaniya God is with us, The footballer of the year did n't even make these awards, what a paradox.
@KING, De Great Champ i have been voting since from last week.
you are spot on my champ, I also feel the same way. England is the gud example and we also saw it happening in Egypt.
We jumped and signed Ntsimbecane Sangweni, now where do we wanna play George????
He must be left alone, together with Manqele and Mathoho who must go elsewhere.
We need Sunzu at the back and Chris Katongo upfront to lead our leaderrship-less team........
This thing of being led by Teko is crap, you ca'nt have a leader without initiative, no, no!
Buccaneer, I've also casted my vote for Lekgwathi he deserves every single accollade he can get.
My only worry though is what he'd do with a million rand??? Angimthembi! Lol.
What if he takes all that money and gives it to the Chairman as a thank you for everything, including allowing him three kids with his wife? LOL.
Alternatively SMS Sport3 to 34067 to vote for Lekgwathi.
can you please ask ur fellow donkeys to vote on pie lerete columns,
plus these thigs you don't force donkeys to vote but Okapi if he deserve it he will get it,
if u need respect you earn it not force it,so okapi must earn that award not campaining about it,
talking about desperation,
Sometimes you'r uselles,nxxx
FISTOS: dont confuse issues, re-read and comprehend, My post depicts awareness more than campaigning, even if we where doing so, i see nothing wrong because i have ask all the Bhakaniyas not dogs or any choker.
By virtue of supporting Pirates all Pirates fans should be aware of this and make sure they support. After all no one lese deserve more the winner himself Lucky Legwathi.
you've been campaining for evry cow from your team to win something ever since i met you in this forum,but you end up complaining at the end,
how can you win personality when you not even in the national team set up or kit distributor,this is not the award for PSL is for the whole nation soprtswise,
i 'll give it to NOKO matlou coz they qualified for olympics,
shabba won it coz he played for bafana bafana not chiefs,
anyway keep on campaining coz drankards never learn,
first it jali,
then sangweni,but wat happend
Towering Mathoho the last piece of puzzle for Chiefs
21-JUN-2012 | MARK GLEESON | 16 COMMENTS
NEGOTIATIONS to take Mulomowandau Mathoho from Bloemfontein Celtic to Kaizer Chiefs were reaching a conclusion last night, bringing to a potential close months of speculation over the future of the towering defender.
NATURENA-BOUND: Bloemfontein Celtic defender Mulomowandau MathohoPhoto: Gallo Images
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Mathoho will be the final piece in the jigsaw for Chiefs in a frenzy of post-season market activity, said the club's football manager Bobby Motaung.
"We have agreed with Celtic and they have promised to finish up all the paperwork by the end of the day. This is the last deal that we wanted to do," Motaung said.
Amakhosi have got their man ahead of Mamelodi Sundowns, who were also courting the player and had also been in discussions with Celtic.
That will come as a source of some pride to Motaung, who has had similar high-profile deals gazumped by billionaire Patrice Motsepe over the past few seasons.
Mathoho will become the sixth new signing for Chiefs since they moved quickly out of the starting blocks to begin buying after the disappointment of yet another trophy-less season.
Mathoho will partner Morgan Gould, who cost R5-million from SuperSport United, in Chiefs' new-look central defence next season.
The fee for Mathoho is not known and neither club would disclose it yesterday.
Chiefs have already also signed Siboniso Gaxa, Sakhile Hlongwa, Nhlanhla Khuzwayo and Siyabonga Nkosi.
The 22-year-old Mathoho, born in Tshiondo in Venda, won his third cap for Bafana Bafana last Friday against Gabon.
1. Onyango
2. Mampuru the Dr
3. Masenamela
4. Daniels
5. Thamsanqa Sangweni (young iron)
6. Laffor
7. Pelembe
8. Kekana
9. Maluleke
10. Teko
11 Mphela
The Sky is the Limit