Johannesburg - Khama Billiat was destined for a move abroad, probably Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan and Turkey, according to media speculations,...
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Johannesburg - Khama Billiat was destined for a move abroad, probably Saudi Arabia, Azerbaijan and Turkey, according to media speculations, but after the intervention of Amakhosi, including approaching his family, the Zimbabwean player decided to make Naturena his new home.
Even efforts by Mamelodi Sundowns to hold onto Billiat were futile, he finally elected to join his boyhood club Kaizer Chiefs on a three-year deal.
“It was not difficult. As you know he is a big player and we all know that it was understood that he is going overseas and all the big clubs were interested in him.
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“He was available during this window, but we do things uniquely here at Chiefs in terms of how we negotiate our deals and how we approach the players,” Motaung said.
“It was a number of factors that actually clinched the deal. The way we engaged the player and his family, it was welcoming for him to come to Chiefs.”
Securing the most valuable signature in local football was not too difficult, according to Kaizer Chiefs football manager Motaung who completed the signing of Billiat last week.
Motaung did not only engage with the player, but with his family as well in an effort to capture what will arguably be the biggest transfer during the window.
Billiat, who lifted the COSAFA Cup with the Warriors recently, brings a wealth of experience from his time at Sundowns, where he won trophies both locally and on the continent. Amakhosi will need him to be at his best if they are to rediscover their glory days.
“It was a number of factors that actually clinched the deal. The way we engaged the player and his family, it was welcoming for him to come to Chiefs.”
Securing the most valuable signature in local football was not too difficult, according to Kaizer Chiefs football manager Motaung who completed the signing of Billiat last week.
Motaung did not only engage with the player, but with his family as well in an effort to capture what will arguably be the biggest transfer during the window.
Billiat, who lifted the COSAFA Cup with the Warriors recently, brings a wealth of experience from his time at Sundowns, where he won trophies both locally and on the continent. Amakhosi will need him to be at his best if they are to rediscover their glory days.
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