Keagan Dolly is adamant he will see game-time at Mamelodi Sundowns and believes working with Pitso Mosimane will take his game to the next level.
The Westbury-born attacker, who returns to the Brazilians after a season-long loan at Ajax Cape Town, is excited with the prospect of rubbing shoulders with an array of big-name players at Chloorkop.
"I'm actually excited to be coming up [at training] against the likes of Khama Billiat and all the big names ... Teko Modise,” he said. “I think it's going to help me as a player and also help me improve my game. I'm looking forward to playing under coach Pitso.”
The Westbury-born attacker, who returns to the Brazilians after a season-long loan at Ajax Cape Town, is excited with the prospect of rubbing shoulders with an array of big-name players at Chloorkop.
"I'm actually excited to be coming up [at training] against the likes of Khama Billiat and all the big names ... Teko Modise,” he said. “I think it's going to help me as a player and also help me improve my game. I'm looking forward to playing under coach Pitso.”
"I've been hearing this for the past season now that I’m not going to play at Sundowns, but I believe it's up to the player how much he wants it. If I work hard enough, what's going to stop me?" he added.
Dolly played for the national Under-23s, scoring in the 2-1 win against Egypt at Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium on Friday.
Dolly played for the national Under-23s, scoring in the 2-1 win against Egypt at Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium on Friday.
By: Farai Diza
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