If I moved with money I would be in some countries somewhere in the world you know. Mbesuma has played for eight different South African teams as well as former English Premier League club Portsmouth, Portuguese side Maritimo, Bursaspor of Turkey and Maccabi FC in Israel. but there was not that impact to say, 'Okay we want you.' So I said, 'No, maybe Sundowns are interested.' So that's how I went to Sundowns." "The first question was, 'What are the Chiefs people saying?' I think at some point I even got Bobby's number. I just can't force myself, 'You know Joe, I'm here.' No no no! I think from my point of view, from my agent. ja you know, I think Sundowns showed more interest you understand. In football you never know what's going to happen. " No it's not about dumping, it was just to go and try new things you know, a new challenge in your life," Mbesuma tells. The University of Pretoria striker, now 36 and still useful in front of goal, says he did not do all of that on purpose but admits Chiefs did not try hard enough to get him back. READ: Mbesuma in top 5 all-time PSL scorersĪs if that was not enough to hurt the Amakhosi faithful, 'Ntofontofo' rubbed salt into the wounds of the fans who used to worship the ground he walked on by joining their biggest rivals Orlando Pirates in 2012. Mbesuma broke the Chiefs supporters' hearts when he returned from Europe to join their Tshwane rivals just three years after scoring a record 25 league goals for Ted Dumitru's Castle Premiership-winning Amakhosi side in 2004/05.
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