Straight from playing for Free State Stars, Siphiwe Tshabalala joined Kaizer Chiefs in 2007. 10 years later, he is still with the football club and this week he is celebrating his 10-year journey with the club.
The 32-year-old Soweto-born Kaizer Chiefs midfielder and captain Siphiwe Tshabalala, took to social media to thank the Chairman of the team, Bobby Motaung, his family, friends and fans for supporting him since the first day he joined the club.
The official Twitter page of Kaizer Chiefs posted a snippet of Siphiwe's photos with his achievements included in the caption. During his 10-year journey with Kaizer Chiefs, Sphiwe scored the opening goal at the 2010 World Cup, his goal got nominated for the FIFA Puskas Award and earned him international acclaim.
With his consistency and loyalty, Tshabalala deserves all the opportunities he has been given, support and the success he has worked hard for.
Speaking of Kaizer Chiefs, the football club turned 47 on 7 January, but the team celebrated its birthday yesterday with a Kaizer Chiefs inspired cake. #KC47Birthday
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