Sandile Mthethwa has explained why his current stint with AmaZulu is his best in his career as a whole.
The 29-year-old centre-back joined the club back in 2024 from Orlando Pirates in search of more playing time.
He has established himself as a key man at the back and one of the leaders in Arthur Zwane’s team.
Mthethwa says considering the big role he has been playing in the team, he feels this is a stint he has enjoyed even more.
“Yes, this is my best stint, but I’ll never take away the love and the support from clubs I came from, they played a big role,” said Mthethwa.
“But being part of AmaZulu, playing each and every game and being there to challenge is one of my best moments in my career of which I’m proud of.”
Mthethwa says the best way to cap off his good time at AmaZulu would be to win a trophy for the club.
“I don’t want it to end here, I want it to end with something, perhaps the trophy for the club,” he added.
“Yes, I’ve won trophies with my previous clubs but to win it with AmaZulu, it would mean a lot. It would stay in history for years.
“That’s what we want as players, legacy for ourselves and the clubs we’re playing for.”