Khumaolo Expresses respect for Former Team ahead of Nsingizini and Moneni Clash
As informed by The Reader Wall’s source, upcoming football star Yekisizwe Khumalo has recently voiced his respect for Moneni Pirates, his former team. This comes ahead of a highly anticipated league match between his current team, Nsingizini Hotspurs, and Moneni Pirates scheduled at the prestigious King Sobhuza Stadium. The forthcoming match holds special significance for Khumalo as it is his first game against the Moneni Pirates since his noteworthy transfer to Nsingizini a month ago.
New Signings in Nsingizini Hotspurs Team
Renewing the team’s spirit, Nsingizini Hotspurs has onboarded several new players, including Khumalo and Ghana’s celebrated global footballer Alvin Shabashie. Shabashie was formerly associated with Denver Sundowns and has recently signed his contract with Nsingizini Hotspurs bringing much anticipation to the forthcoming matches.
Khumaolo’s Rising Career and Reunion with Mayibongwe Mabuza
A promising young talent, Khumalo has served as a national Under-20 player and joined the dynamic Nsingizini Hotspurs team following the closure of the second transfer window last month. The move to the new team came as a welcoming change for Khumalo despite his existing contract with Moneni Pirates running until 2025.
Under the new arrangements, the Pirates released Khumalo to explore his football career further with the Nsingizini Hotspurs. This career move also marked his reunion with Mayibongwe ‘Suarez’ Mabuza, a fellow National Under-20 striker, both of whom attended trials in Italy last season and were subsequently selected for the national Under-20 squad for the 2023 COSAFA Under-20 championships in their home country.
Khumalo’s Heart Illness and Football Ban
Khumalo recently managed to overcome a personal hurdle when he was cleared by the Eswatini Football Association (EFA) Medical Committee. He suffered from a heart-related illness that had previously resulted in a ban from his football activities, jeopardising his prospects of playing in Italy. With this significant clearance, both Khumalo and his team Nsingizini Hotspurs are looking forward to a thrilling and successful season ahead.
