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Former Chiefs development player joins Wits

A former Kaizer Chiefs development player has found a new home after joining ABC Motsepe League side Wits University FC.

The defender has been without a club after he parted ways with Motsepe Foundation Championship side Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila in 2022.

His aspirations of playing football at the pinnacle of the beautiful game have been repeatedly derailed by injury setbacks, particularly ankle injuries.

WANDY KHWINANA FINDS NEW HOME AT WITS UNIVERSITY FC

Khwinana confirmed to FARPost that he is back to doing one thing he loves the most; which is playing football with Wits University.

Since joining the club, the 24-year-old has established himself in the starting line-up. In two matches he has played in, he has been a starter. The Clever Boys edged Jomo Cosmos 1-0, before they suffered a 1-0 defeat against Highlands Park FC.

Wandy Khwinana at Kaizer Chiefs
Wandy Khwinana

“After leaving Kaizer Chiefs I signed for TTM, but a new coach was appointed afterward. I left as I wasn’t part of his plans,” Khwinana told FARPost.

“At that time Wits was interested in me, but the transfer window had already closed. I went back to the township and kept training there to keep my fitness levels good.

“When I arrived at the club, I received a warm welcome from the chairman, the coaches, and the players. It’s a good environment to play football here.

“Now I’m a Wits player, my contract expires at the end of the season. I also got a one-year option to extend my stay.”

WANDY KHWINANA EYEING A MOVE TO THE PSL AND ABROAD

The versatile player further revealed he’s eyeing a move to play in the PSL and abroad.

“There are two PSL clubs interested in me; one in NFD and another one in the DStv Premiership. At the moment, I have to respect the club that I’m playing for.

“Personally going to play football abroad is something I’m open to. I once had a chance to go abroad but it didn’t happen because of the visa and the team wanted me urgent. I can’t say the deal failed because the team is still interested,” he added.

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