Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane has revealed that striker Jeremy Brockie's future at the club will be discussed closer to the end of the season.
The 32-year-old New Zealander is on loan at Maritzburg United and while he hopes to get another opportunity to play for Sudowns‚ his dream hinges on the club exercising their option to extend his contract when it comes to an end next month.“We haven’t decided to be honest‚ it is one of those late decisions‚” said Mosimane.
"The contracts of some of them are coming to an end and some of them have a year left‚ with a year left it’s the best time to pitch.Brockie joined Sundowns from SuperSport United in 2018 amid much fanfare but struggled to replicate his form in front of goals at Chloorkop.
Brockie told TimesLIVE last week that he has ambitions of returning to his former club as he has unfinished business at Sundowns."Sundowns have an option and it is up to them whether they extend or decline at the end of May." have the option to extend at the end of May.
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