Despite attracting interest from top clubs, Fawaaz Basadien and Devin Titus remain loyal to Stellenbosch FC, stating their commitment to the team's success. Both players emphasize their focus on growth and helping the club achieve its goals.
Stellenbosch duo Fawaaz Basadien and Devin Titus have attracted interest from several clubs, including Kaizer Chiefs . Both players could have moved in January if they desired, but they opted to remain loyal to their Cape Winelands club despite strong external interest. This loyalty means that any club seeking to sign the 28-year-old Basadien will have to make a significant financial investment, as he appears content in Stellenbosch.
Basadien commented on the constant speculation surrounding his future, stating, 'I feel like I get this question often. For me, it’s about controlling what I can control because I’m contracted to Stellenbosch. So this is where I’m playing now, my focus has to be here. I don’t have to look and focus on what’s happening outside. For me, it’s just to improve, grow every day and help the team as much as I can.' Titus also expressed his commitment to Stellenbosch, saying, 'I want to be at Stellenbosch Football Club because they gave me an opportunity when no other club gave me an opportunity. So once I reach the things I want to reach with the club, then hopefully, I can move on, and I know for a fact that Stellenbosch is not a club that will keep you and hold you back from your dreams.' Both players' declarations of loyalty to Stellenbosch FC have undoubtedly pleased head coach Steve Barker, who benefits from their continued presence within the team. Their performances have undoubtedly contributed to Stellenbosch FC's strong position in the league standings, raising questions about the team's future prospects and potential for continued success
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