Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune has expressed his gratitude for the messages of support after undergoing surgery on Friday.
The 28-year-old injured his knee during Chiefs' penalty shootout victory over Orlando Pirates in the Telkom Knockout semi-finals last week, ruling him out of contention for South Africa's two-legged clash with Angola in the World Cup qualifiers.
Khune will now begin the recovery process, which could last anywhere from four to six weeks.
"Signing out at hospital after a successful surgery this morning. Thank you very much for all the prayers and messages of support," said Khune.
The 28-year-old injured his knee during Chiefs' penalty shootout victory over Orlando Pirates in the Telkom Knockout semi-finals last week, ruling him out of contention for South Africa's two-legged clash with Angola in the World Cup qualifiers.
Khune will now begin the recovery process, which could last anywhere from four to six weeks.
"Signing out at hospital after a successful surgery this morning. Thank you very much for all the prayers and messages of support," said Khune.
"I deeply appreciate you guys for being part of my journey even if it has its ups and downs; you all stuck and still believed in me."
By: Farai Diza
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