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Former Defender’s Warning Comes to Fruition as Captain Khune Sent Home Under the Influence

In a stark revelation, former Chiefs defender Daniel Cardoso’s cautionary words about the detrimental impact of a partying lifestyle on the team seem to have manifested into a grim reality. The recent incident involving captain Itumeleng Khune being sent home for training under the influence of alcohol adds fuel to the fire, raising concerns about the club’s off-field discipline.

Challenges have been piling up for the Glamour Boys, who find themselves grappling with a silverware drought dating back eight seasons. The current campaign has been particularly arduous for Amakhosi, having suffered setbacks in both the MTN8 and the Carling Knockout tournaments.

Despite the escalating off-field issues, the club’s spokesperson, Vina Maphosa, revealed that an official statement is pending. Maphosa acknowledged the existence of problems surrounding the mentioned players but emphasized the need for a comprehensive understanding before releasing any official communication.

“There are issues around the player(s) you have mentioned. We cannot confirm or release a statement until the club gives a clear picture and direction around the matter,” stated Maphosa. “We are aware that there is a matter that the football department is dealing with relating to the player. We will release a statement if there’s any punitive action; otherwise, we will be interfering with the process. As for Mdantsane, yes, he was suspended for transgressing the club rules, and it is now water under the bridge.”

The call for decisive action becomes increasingly urgent, with concerns that the off-field turmoil may be directly influencing the team’s on-field performance. The management of Amakhosi faces a critical juncture in addressing and rectifying the issues that are threatening to undermine the club’s success. Swift intervention is imperative to ensure that the situation does not deteriorate further and that the focus can return to on-field excellence.