Experienced free agent Mpho Makola shares his desire to end his prolonged career under Moroka Swallows head coach Steve Komphela. Read more here ▶️
Makola is currently a free agent following his departure from promoted DStv Premiership side Polokwane City.
"I still want to play, I’m still fit, plus I’m currently a free agent, I’m training on my own, hoping something will come up.“Obviously, because of my name, many teams think I’m looking for a huge salary.“I’m just hoping someone gives me the opportunity to do that. I can still go on for another three seasons.Makola says he still is unaware why Rise and Shine decided against extending his contract.
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