Sundowns Golden Boy Set to Start This Season, Says Manqoba
We love to hear coaches speak like this. Mamelodi Sundowns’ Manqoba Mngqithi is loving Kutlwano Letlhaku.
Mamelodi Sundowns have seemingly found the next Percy Tau. According to coach Manqoba Mngqithi, Kutlwano Letlhaku is destined for Europe.
MAMELODI SUNDOWNS YOUNGSTER TO SHINE
It’s been around a year since the 18-year-old Kutlwano Letlhaku was signed from the School of Excellence. Set to start his second season with the senior team, coach Mnqithi believes the boy is special and ready to shine for Sundowns.
“I can guarantee you that he’s going to be one of our big revelations for this season,” Mngqithi said via FARPost.
“He has done exceptionally well from our pre-season; he has scored some terrific goals, very influential in our attacking play, very strong on one-against-one.
“He’s got an eye for goal but he’s also a good passer of the ball, even in this game [against Stellenbosch], he played a very good pass for Themba Zwane.
“I think that boy is a very big talent; if there’s someone I think has a realistic chance to go overseas, it is that boy. I rate him very highly.
GIFTED TALENT
“Technically, he’s very smooth, with very broad shoulders. He’s never scared of anything, and he’s always ready to take on any challenge. I see a very bright future for him, but he must keep his foot on the ground and stay humble. And we must also help him with that because if we can do that, I believe he will be a big success at Sundowns,” the Kabo Yellow mentor concluded.