Bongani Zungu

Midfielder Bongani Zungu has opened up on his keenness to return to the Premier Soccer League.

My phone is open, I’m listening to [offers],” Zungu continued. Others are trying to [as well].” “I met president Motsepe the other year and he told me Sundowns will always be home.

Kaizer Chiefs are preparing for the new season with a head coach and several new signings already confirmed, and a member of the Amakhosi supporters club ...

“If we can get these players or some of them to bolster the squad, I believe we can start challenging for trophies. “Another one is Bongani Zungu; if at least we can give him a three-year deal, I will be happy; we need an experienced player like him. “If we can get Victor Letsoalo from Royal AM, that boy is hungry and playing good football.

Bongani Zungu, who is a free agent has commented on his future amid links to both Kaizer Chiefs and his former club Mamelodi Sundowns.

“If I do stop my career, I’d be very happy with everything that I’ve accomplished in my life because of where I come from as Bongani, but if I do come here, I wouldn't think it’s the end. I’ve got good genes, I look young but I’m also in talks with clubs in Europe,” he added. The Duduza-born star also revealed whether he would be open to a return to South Africa, having spent the last six years in Europe.

“Hello Kaizer Chiefs, Kaizer Motaung Junior please don't even bother with Bongani Zungu. 'I've never been excited by the Soweto derby' is what he said on a ...

“Sundowns are the only team who spoke to my agent and they are still talking… I want it to be the last contract of my career, whether abroad or at home,” he said. We can’t have such individuals playing for us,” wrote Mathews Ntanzi to Chiefs on Twitter.

How Bongani Zungu gets Chiefs fans angry with just one sentence “I have never been excited by the Soweto derby,” said Bongani Zungu on Tuesday.

“Sundowns are the only team who spoke to my agent and they are still talking… I want it to be the last contract of my career, whether abroad or at home,” he said. We can’t have such individuals playing for us,” wrote Mathews Ntanzi to Chiefs on Twitter.

Other teams interested in the 29-year-old include Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs, Israel Premier League giants in Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv, with the player ...

I always want to move and take risks. The talented midfielder is seemingly weighing up his options amid interest from several clubs in South Africa as well as abroad, and he is set to decide on his future in the coming weeks. Bongani Zungu has stated that he is eager to ‘experience’ football in other countries, and the Siya crew understands that an Egyptian team has made an enquiry regarding his services.