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Itumeleng Khune Stripped Of Kaizer Chiefs Captaincy, Has To Attend Personal Growth Programmes

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Published: December 7, 2023
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CORRECTIVE ACTION: Goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune has been stripped of the Kaizer Chiefs captaincy and told to attend programmes that are specifically aimed at helping him address challenges and issues he is facing while promoting a positive team culture
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Johannesburg – Long-serving goalkeeper, 36-year-old Itumeleng Khume, has been stripped of his captaincy and put on ice by his football club Kaizer Chiefs for misconduct.

The club on Thursday said: “At the conclusion of the Club’s rigorous disciplinary processes last week, the committee has taken stern action and decided that Itumeleng Khune should be temporarily separated from the team until certain conditions have been fulfilled.

“As a Club that upholds the highest levels of professionalism, in which discipline forms a key component, Kaizer Chiefs initiated an internal investigation after certain incidents involving Khune came to our attention. 

“The investigation was essential in ensuring the proper functioning and unity within our team.”

The club said during his absence, Khune will be expected to attend and actively participate in certain programmes designed to support his personal growth and development.

He will be supported by the Club. 

Last month reports surfaced that suggested the goalkeeper had reported for training under the influence of alcohol.

“These programmes are specifically aimed at helping him address challenges and issues he is facing while promoting a positive team culture,” Kaizer Chiefs said.

“The Club has taken steps to address his transgressions and certain sanctions were instituted, including removing him from the Club captaincy of Kaizer Chiefs.

“As Kaizer Chiefs, we believe in applying corrective measures to achieve personal growth, and we are committed to providing the necessary support to Itumeleng during this period. 

“Once he has completed the required programmes and met the set expectations, he will be welcomed back into the team.”

The club said the team remains focused on the upcoming fixtures and the continued pursuit of excellence.

“We have full confidence in our players and coaching staff to maintain our high standards and achieve success in Khune’s absence,” the club said.

“Kaizer Chiefs would like to assure everyone, including our supporters that we remain committed to our core values of discipline, integrity, respect, and unity. 

“We appreciate the unwavering support of our loyal supporters and encourage them to stand together with us as we navigate through this challenging phase.”

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