Former Sekhukhune United attacker Roderick Kabwe has opened up about his exit from the club ahead the 2023/24 DStv Premiership season.
Babina Noko have been one of the busiest teams in the transfer market as they prepare for upcoming season.
Sekhukhune finished the 2022/23 campaign on a high after making it to the Nedbank Cup final and qualifying for CAF Confederations Cup.
The Limpopo-based side has already welcomed new faces as they prepare for what promises to be a congested season. They will participate in the CAF Confederations Cup, DStv Premiership Premiership, MTN8, Carling Black Label Knockout and Nedbank Cup.
Amongst players who have joined Sekhukhune for next season is Jamie Webber, Kgomotso Mosadi, Renaldo Leaner, Washington Arubi and Yanga Baliso.
Meanwhile, Sekhukhune have parted ways with Victor Letsoalo, Given Mashikinya, Sammy Seabi, Tshegofatso Mabasa, Sello Motsepe, Toaster Nsabata, Abednego Mosiatlhaga. Denwin Farmer, Train Mokhabi, Seth Parusnath, Prince Nxumalo, Tlotlo Leepile, Philani Zulu, Roderick Kabwe, Siyabulela Shai, Mzwanele Mahashe Tashreeq Morris and Nkanyiso Madonsela.
RODERICK KABWE BREAKS SILENCE ON SEKHUKHUNE UNITED EXIT
Kabwe who’s the one of the axed players has broken his silence on the exit from the club and said he was ready to help the club compete next season.
“Leaving Sekhukhune United came as a surprise to me because I was looking forward to helping the team compete,” Kabwe told FARPost.
“Since I came to South Africa I’ve never played in the MTN8 so I was looking forward to that. Also I never played in the Cup final before so it was great to be part of the team that made it to the final.
“So my contract with Sekhukhune was expiring in June 30 and they had an option to renew but they didn’t.
“We have been talking about this option and after the league ended we were suppose to talk about the way forward but it never happens.
“From my side I never thought my time at Sekhukhune would come to an end now but this is football and anything is possible.” he added.
RELATED STORY: Sekhukhune midfielder Kabwe: We dedicate Israel friendly to Mwepu
