Sundowns keen on former Wits striker
Pitso Mosimane has not ruled out a move for Egyptian striker Amr Gamal, who left Bidvest Wits after just half a season.
Telkom Knockout Player of the Tournament: Amr Gamal (Bidvest Wits) and Telkom executive Cambridge Mokanyane during the Premier Soccer League 2017/2018 Awards evening at Sandton Convention Centre on May 29, 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo by Lefty Shivambu/Gallo Images)
Gamal returned to the country last week to pick up his award as the Telkom Player-of-the-Tournament.
“We’ll see, he is a good player, you have to manage him well,” said Mosimane.
“He is North African, you know the mentality, you saw the fights with him and Gavin (Hunt). He reminds me of Eric Cantona… and if you have a player like that you have to accept the way he is and make sure the team also love to be seeing him.
“If the team can accept him, he is the kind of player we have to look at. But otherwise… maybe not. It is the team chemistry… You can sign good players but you must make them play together.”
