SuperSport United have announced that Clayton Daniels has left the club after they agreed on a mutual termination.
Daniels has been a mainstay of the SuperSport squad for the past few seasons, since joining the team in the 2014/2015 season, and played over 200 games for the club.
He helped the club win five trophies during his time at Matsatsana.
SuperSport United CEO Stanley Matthews told the club’s website, “Clayton has been a great player and a warrior for our club helping us win all three domestic Cups and compete in many Cup finals including the CAF Confederation Cup.”
“We understand his desire to play regularly, but as a club we have to also have an eye for the future and like Clayton was given a chance at a young age, we have players like Luke Fleurs and TT Dithlokwe who need to have regular game time. So we have agreed to release Clayton with immediate effect and wish him well in his future both on and off the field.”
“I feel I have two good years left in me so I don’t want to spend those years watching others play, but that doesn’t change the amazing time I have had at the club and how they been good to me and trusted me with the captaincy in 2014,” Daniels says.
“So I wish all my SuperSport family the best and no one can take away the history we made together, it’s part of football and now I will be looking forward to finding a new club to finish my career.”
