Top Highlands Park striker Peter Shalulile grateful to coach Owen da Gama HadebeSazieso
The 26-year-old Namibian striker came to SA when he was 21 but only came into prominence when he scored 15 league goals for Highlands in the 2017-18 season in the National First Division to help the club bounce back to the topflight after being relegated in the previous campaign.
“To be honest there were times when I would miss an open goal at training and in the game‚ but coach Owen kept his faith in me‚" he continued.“And that’s what I’m trying to do‚ to reward him as a player. Shalulile said it helps that Da Gama was himself an attacker in his playing days‚ making it easy for them to communicate when he’s struggling with form.
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