After netting three goals in two matches in the DStv Premiership Royal AM striker Victor Letsoalo believes that he can win the Golden Boot award this season
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Letsoalo is currently the top scorer with Judas Moseamedi of Stellenbosch and Chibuike Ohizu of Sekhukhune United.“I have started well this season so far. I have three goals. So, I’m just looking forward to each game that I will be playing to add more so I can compete with those guys,” Letsoalo told Sowetan yesterday.
Reflecting on his impressive form, which resulted in him being called up for Bafana Bafana's preliminary squad for next month’s crucial World Cup qualifiers against Ethiopia by Hugo Broos, the 28-year-old has credited Royal coach John Maduka for his performance.
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