Mamelodi Sundowns attacking midfielder Marcelo Allende has opened up about his future at the club saying he will remain professional until his last day.
Allende, 26, is in his fifth season with the two-time African champions where he has won a total five trophies including three league titles, the African Football league and the CAF Champions League.
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The Chilean is in his last year of his contract at Chloorkop and he emphasised how he will remain professional.
“I think I’m very professional,” Allende told the media ahead of the Intercontinental Cup Final against Al Ahli this afternoon.
“I have my last year here for now and I always try to do my best until the final year. And I’ll do that always what I’ll do in the future, now in the present.
“My family gave me this idea, and I will respect all of them always everywhere.”
As far as his consistency is concerned, the Chilean international said the secret is always trying to do his best.
“I always try to do my best you know, always try to respect the badge,” he added.
“I think that’s the most important thing. We have such good quality players with respect and when you play always give the best.”
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