Coach Steve Komphela of Kaizer Chiefs and Brilliant Khuzwayo of Kaizer Chiefs during the Kaizer Chiefs media open day at Kaizer Chiefs Village on April 18, 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Sydney Seshibedi/Gallo Images)
For six years Khuzwayo has played second fiddle to Khune and has opted for a move away from the club hoping for more regular game time elsewhere.
“I didn’t celebrate when he [Komphela] quit, we had a good relationship with Bab Komphela,” Khuzwayo told MetroFM.
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“We met a lot at the gym, he has taught me a lot about life, besides him not playing me, and you need to understand someone might not like your style but it doesn’t mean you are not good enough. It shouldn’t change how you view or treat the person.”
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