Midfielder George Maluleka is adamant he has what it takes to deliver at his new team Kruger United in the second tier.
The 35-year-old former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns player has been out of action for a year after parting ways with AmaZulu. He hopes to contribute to his new team’s success massively in the new campaign.
“I want to thank the owners of Kruger United, I keep saying I’m very excited because I’ve been training, I knew something was going to come.
‘Maluleka has more to give’
“My focus is here right now, so like I said I’m excited for us to come, the chairman, the coach, they’ve stated very clearly that they wanna go to the top and I really hope I can be able to contribute.
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“I believe I can, I still have a lot more to give and a lot of inspiration, a lot of encouragement to the guys and the team is looking really good hence I’m saying, I’m very excited to work with the guys.
“It’s nothing new, I mean football will always be football obviously it’s a different level but I always believe that before anything, before you are a superstar or professional footballer, or celebrity, you are always a human being at first. Which is why I said, I’m gonna take this opportunity and I’m gonna run with it.”
The PSL return on the cards?
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Despite his advancing age, the former South Africa international has not given up on playing in the Premier Soccer League again.
“Anything is possible, I will always push myself to the limit. I always say the sky is the limit, I will always push myself, I’ll push myself all the time when given an opportunity, and whenever I’m on the field, I will run like there’s no tomorrow.”
Maluleka might make his Kruger United debut on Saturday against Baroka FC in Lebowakgomo.
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