Ex-Chiefs, Sundowns & Bafana Bafana star noticed at new PSL membership
Former Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns and Bafana Bafana star Keagan Dolly has been noticed at a brand new PSL membership.
According to FARPost, Dolly has resurfaced at TS Galaxy simply weeks after being reported to be at SuperSport United.
The publication experiences that Dolly educated with TS Galaxy on Monday as he continues his seek for a brand new membership.
Dolly has been with no membership since his departure from Chiefs on the finish of final season.
The left-footed winger hasn’t been too lucky in securing a deal to another native membership since then.
And in response to him, that’s due to the deceptive narrative that he was one of many highest earners within the PSL final time period.
Now, following the revelation that he was at SuperSport United, coach Gavin Hunt made it clear that they don’t intend to signal him.
But, in fact, SuperSport United initially confirmed curiosity in him however the two events couldn’t agree phrases.
That’s when Hunt shifted his focus to Vincent Pule who was additionally a free agent on the again of his departure from Orlando Pirates.
Now, TS Galaxy have turn into Dolly’s subsequent potential vacation spot however whether or not or not a deal is feasible stays to be seen provided that Sead Ramovic has just resigned.
However, experiences counsel newly-appointed interim coach Adnan Beganovic is eager on signing the previous Chiefs winger.
EX-CHIEFS, SUNDOWNS AND BAFANA BAFANA MAN SPOTTED AT TS GALAXY
“Former Kaizer Chiefs star Keagan Dolly has been spotted training with a new club as he continues his search for a new club,” reads a part of the report.
“Beganovic is reportedly keen on adding Dolly to the squad, but the club is keen to assess his fitness before making a final decision.”
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