Monapule Saleng has reportedly opened up following his move to Kaizer Chiefs, expressing his frustration over how he feels he was valued during his time at both Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.
In his first interview after joining Amakhosi, Saleng is believed to have reflected on his journey and suggested that the recognition he received did not always match his ability and importance as a footballer.
The talented attacker reportedly feels that, despite showing his quality on the pitch, he was never given the level of appreciation he believed he deserved. According to the narrative surrounding his comments, Saleng feels that the financial offers and overall treatment he received did not truly reflect his greatness or the value he brought as a player.
His frustrations are particularly significant because both Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns are among the biggest clubs in South African football, making his latest move to their biggest rival even more interesting.
Now wearing the famous gold and black of Kaizer Chiefs, Saleng appears determined to prove a point. His message is reportedly that his true value was never properly recognised before, and he hopes Amakhosi will be the club that finally understands his worth.
The move gives Saleng a fresh opportunity to rebuild his reputation, regain consistency and demonstrate why he was once regarded as one of the country’s most dangerous attacking players.
For Kaizer Chiefs supporters, the expectations will be enormous. They will want Saleng to let his football speak for itself and show that he still has the ability to decide matches at the highest level.
Saleng’s new chapter has begun — and he now has the perfect opportunity to prove that he was always worth more.
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