in football, one thing is constant, and that’s change. Players leave and the club they used to play for pick new players as a replacement. That was exactly what happened at the local side Kaizer Chiefs recently.
The top-flight South African football club recently let go of one of their own, Molefi Ntseki. In his place, the club got Luke Fleurs and unveiled him before the world with a picture of him holding the club’s jersey alongside one of the club’s executives. Both had lavish smiles.
Luke Fleur last played for SuperSport. He had been training with Kaizer Chiefs before he was eventually unveiled as part of the club. According to reports, he had spent weeks training with Amakhosi and impressed the club enough to decide on him.
Now, Fleus, 23, has been given a 2-year contract, which he had the option to renew at the end of the two years. The club had nothing but positive words to share about the new signee, noting that they are excited to have Luke join them.
The sporting director of the club, Kaizer Motaung Jr, pointed out that Fleurs has great technical abilities and will fit pretty well in the role for which he has been picked.
