Pitso’s son scores 23 goals for Kaizer Chiefs
The Kaizer Chiefs development ranks have plenty of promising young talent, one of the standout names is Reatlegile, also known as Pitso Mosimane‘s son.
PITSO MOSIMANE’S SON KAIZER CHIEFS SHINES DEVELOPMENT TEAM
The first time we heard about Reatlegile, better known as RG, was in February when he scored two goals in the Gauteng Development League Top 8 semi-finals. According to the popular football social media influencer Cellular Jrr, the Kaizer Chiefs U13 striker has lit up the Bill Stewart Tournament with 23 goals in five days.
“Pitso Mosimane’s son, Reatlegile Mosimane (13-years-old) have broken the record with 23 goals in just 5 days at the Bill Stewart Tournament 2024 finishing as a Top Goalscorer! Kaizer Chiefs has a bright future here!” Cellular Jnr reported on X.
EDMILSON DOVE SIGNS NEW DEAL
In other Kaizer Chiefs news, Edmilson Dove has secured his future with Amakhosi.The 29-year-old initialy made his name in the Western Cape in the colours of Cape Town City in 2018. The left-sided defender bizarrely left the Citizens before restarting his career in Mozambique with UD Songo. Kaizer Chiefs later offered a deal a two-year deal in 2022. The agreement included a one-year extension option until 30 June 2024. According to FARPost, Amakhosi have decided to exercise the extension option.
“Kaizer Chiefs have activated a one-year contract extension for Edmilson Dove, ending speculation about his future,” FARPost reported.
KAIZER CHIEFS STAR SKIPS PRE-SEASON TO JOIN HIS NATIONAL TEAM
As reported this week, the 29-year-old Amakhosi defender Dove chose his national duties over a crucial pre-season period with the new assistant coach Fernando Da Cruz. The left-defender simply said one does not turn down the honour of representing his nation in the 2024 COSAFA Cup that is currently taking place in Gqeberha.
“Obviously, I feel like, as football players, this is probably the highest stages of our careers, being here and representing our nation,” said Dove via SABC Sport.
“It’s not only about myself, but obviously the coach spoke to me, and he told me his ideas and what he was looking for from me, and obviously, I’m more than willing to be here to help.
“Obviously the club situation is a bit tricky, but I think that’s something I’ll give thought to when I go back and rejoin the team,” he added.
“You know, every time I’m called upon to represent the national team, we should be willing to say yes and come here and give our all,” Dove added.
“We’re representing more than 30 million Mozambicans, it’s not only about ourselves anymore, as I said. It’s a pride to be here and represent the nation.
“So I’m just one player out of all those the coaches could have selected, that would come here and add value, and I’m hoping we can do well,” the Kaizer Chiefs lefty concluded.
Meanwhile, Amakhosi have since ordered Dove to return to Naturena.