Kaizer Chiefs were eliminated from the MTN8 by Golden Arrows who claimed a narrow win at the FNB Stadium on Sunday.
Goalkeeper Brandon Petersen was at fault for the 1-0 loss, as Khulekani Shezi picked up the ball on the right wing, made a run into the box before bringing in a speculative low cross that somehow nestled into the back of the net.
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However, according to former Amakhosi winger Junior Khanye, one of the signings had a worse game on his debut. He argues there is nothing special about Adolf Mtasingwa, who was signed from the Tanzanian Premier League outfit Azam FC.
According to him, the 27-year-old will provide another burden for Lebohang Maboe who had to play two roles at once.
Mtasingwa added numbers at Chiefs
“There’s a kid we can get in Daveyton or Soweto or Spruit who is much better than this guy,” he said as quoted by iDiski Times.
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“If you can’t attack the space with the ball as an international player there’s a problem. If you can’t even turn as an international player, there’s nothing special. There’s nothing special about this guy, instead he plays safe and worse he doesn’t want to take responsibility.
“[Lebohang] Maboe is going to get tired or get injured. Maboe is a defensive midfielder and also a box-to-box player and he’s doing both duties while Mtasingwa is there.
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“This guy just added a number on the team sheet. He reminds me of [Akumu] Agay. [Thabo] Cele was even better because he fetches the ball, passes it and calls for it too,” he concluded.
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