Itumeleng Khune celebrates 25 years of service at the Kaizer Chiefs.
Over the past weekend, the goalkeeper was honoured by the football club, and he’s returned to social media to express gratitude.
“THANK YOU FOR THE LOVE AND SUPPORT GOOD PEOPLE, IT’s NOT A GOODBYE FROM ME 🙏🏽 WE STILL HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO 🙌🏽 #LetTheJourneyContinue #32😉 #i’ll FOREVER BE GRATEFUL KHOSINATION,” he wrote.
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The club released a statement that reads:
“Khune, a stalwart of South African football, has been a pillar of strength for Kaizer Chiefs for over two decades, having arrived as a youngster from Ventersdorp, in the North West, back in 1999.
“Known for his exceptional goalkeeping skills and leadership on and off the field, Khune started in the Kaizer Chiefs Youth Development Academy before being promoted to the senior team at the start of the 2004/05 season.
“Khune spent five years in the youth structures and is currently in his record-setting 20th season with the senior team,” the statement ended.