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The Yellow Nation welcomes George Maluleka to the most successful team in PSL era. In a letter, Maluleka thanked Kaizer Chiefs.

Mamelodi Sundowns announced the signing of star player George Maluleka from Kaizer Chiefs. The 31-year-old midfielder has signed a three-year deal with the Brazilians. Maluleka is swapping gold for yellow and is crossing the Jukskei to Chloorkop to compete for major silverware on offer on the African continent and beyond.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the transfer window in South Africa is closed until the 2019/20 season reaches its conclusion and Maluleka will be registered as soon as it opens.

For the time being Maluleka will not be able to feature, but will start training and getting acquainted with his new club and teammates.

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The Yellow Nation welcomes George Maluleka to the most successful team in PSL era. In a letter, Maluleka thanked Kaizer Chiefs.

“To the chairman [Kaizer Motaung], staff members and faithful Kaizer Chiefs fans, it’s a constant surprise of just how far a road we have travelled together,” said Maluleka in a letter.

“The continued love, commitment and support you’ve shown can never be forgotten. The road that I have travelled with Kaizer Chiefs could not have been done without your continued support.”

“Thanks for always getting excited about the games we played as a team, despite it not always ending good. Your support expressed on social media and other platforms, also in real life and in real-time, will always be appreciated.”

The midfielder played six years for Chiefs, scoring six times in over 130 games.

“Endings are never easy, but I celebrate it knowing that it precedes new beginnings. As I enter a new season, I remember the powerful words of Martin Luther King Jr: “Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.”

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“You will all continue to hold a special place in my heart, both now and for years to come. And, as I take my first step into the new season, I look forward to the new challenges that lie ahead at Mamelodi Sundowns.”

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