Retired goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene has officially assumed his role as a goalkeeper coach at reigning champions Mamelodi Sundowns.
Mweene announced his retirement from the game bringing an end to an illustrious 17-year career in the DStv Premiership since joining Free Stars back in 2005.
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'Kapalaya' has also amassed 122 appearances for the Zambian national team with whom he lifted the AFCON tournament.
The 38-year-old lifted an incredible eight league titles alongside a CAF Champions League trophy in a decorated spell with the Brazilians.
The former Chipolopolo goalkeeper also sealed three Nedbank Cup trophies, two Telkom Cup trophies and one MTN8 title. "Mweene has officially joined the technical team," a source within the club tells KickOff.
"He is the now the assistant goalkeeper coach. His position is not a threat to Wendell Robinson, who remains the leading goalkeeper coach at Sundowns." Meanwhile Sundowns unveiled the signing of Thabiso Khutumela from rivals SuperSport United.
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