
Dikgacoi has been on a boot camp, worked with a renowned boxing trainer and put in extra hours in the gym, and looks to be on course to resume his career with the English Championship side after an injury-plagued 2014/15 campaign. “Kagisho has dug deep and worked hard to get where he is now,” boxing trainer Darren Wilson, who has been helping Dikgacoi with his rehabilitation, told WalesOnline.
Dikgacoi has not played competitive football in almost a year after choosing to move to Cardiff in the second tier on a three-year contract, rather than stay in the Premier League at Crystal Palace, who offered him just a one-year deal.