Mamelodi Sundowns utility player Sphelele Mkhulise believes he is improving his game every season and is delighted with the recent progress he has made.
Since joining the first team, the Sundowns development graduate believes he has made significant improvements as a player.
The 28-year-old only featured in 24 games across all competitions this past season, but still feels optimistic about his role at Masandawana. However, he acknowledges that there is room for improvement.
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Competing for a spot with notable teammates such as Themba Zwane, Junior Mendieta, and Thembinkosi Lorch, Mkhulise remains determined.
Wearing the Sundowns jersey has always been his dream, and he is thrilled to have achieved this milestone.
“I’m very happy because I see progress. Whenever the season finishes, I sit down alone and think where I did well and where I did wrong,” Mkhulise told the media.
“Where I didn’t do it correctly I make sure I fix it the following season. So, I’m happy that I’m progressing from development until now.
“There are many challenges that I have faced and I know which ones they are and I know where I need to fix to be able to improve my game.
“I’m always happy to be part of this team because it was always my dream to play for Sundowns, so my dream has been achieved and I want to achieve more as a person.
“I always want to improve as a football player and as a person. So, I’m very happy that my dreams are happening right now.”
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