Being in the spotlight by playing for the biggest club in the land can cause any player, especially a younger one, to lose focus and to let the fame go to his head.
When asked if this is ever a concern to him, Hunt made it clear where he stands on the matter. This club has had too many of those players, he told the media after Amakhosi s 0-0 draw against Stellenbosch FC at the Danie Craven Stadium on Saturday evening. We don t want those players, if I m here they won t be here, Hunt added. We ve had too many players like that so we have got to keep their feet on the ground and work hard.
Khanye says he has decided to go the old-school way of scouting for football talent at schools.
The Daveyton-born former PSL star says he is planning to identify 20 boys he will take under his wing. There s a school tournament I want to start, it s just that this level three [lockdown] has disturbed me a lot, Khanye tells
KickOff.com. It was supposed to start on the 10th of this month, Junior Khanye School Tournament. I m giving back, it s under Junior Khanye Foundation. The Foundation is two years old now. The school tournament is where I will be identifying 16-year-old boys for the under-18s. It s going to be a 20-man squad.