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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. I can’t talk about another team’s player,” he said.ĭespite being named Defender of the Season in the PSL last season, the 31-year-old wing-back was considered surplus to requirements at Masandawana. “That’s for Cape Town City to comment on. He refused to comment if he thought Lakay would get the much-needed game time at the Citizens. I wish him all the best in his new environment,” Mngqithi said. “I know the calibre of player and person he is. I would not want to say things that will spoil that by talking about things that I know for a fact are not true. “We have a very amicable and a very nice relationship with the boy. “It’s good for him to get game time Cape Town City will compete in the Champions League. We are very proud of what he has done for us we fully support him in pursuing his endeavours to go to Cape Town City. Lyle Lakay will be hoping for game time at City. We’re looking at our squad, and we are saying if you’ve got a player of Lyle’s age, his game time is already affected if you look at how we’ve started the season. After all, it’s good for him to get game time. We released him because we wanted him to get more game time. Mngqithi has responded to the remarks, saying they had “a nice relationship” with the player. Maybe things were made easier because I’m returning to a former club, and I’ve made peace with it,” he said. “I did so when Aubrey came, Ngobeni and others. I would have liked to stay and fight for my place. “It wasn’t my decision at all, and City was the club I was told I was going to. One minute, I was in JHB, and then I was told the next day that I must get ready to go to Cape Town. “Everybody says this move came as a surprise. Lakay went opposite as Terrence Mashego joined Sundowns from DStv Premiership side Cape Town City.Įarlier this week, Lakay told SAFM Sport that his loan move to his hometown – Cape Town – came as a shock. Manqoba Mngqithi has clarified Mamelodi Sundowns’ position on Lyle Lakay following the fullback’s remarks that he would have loved to stay and fight for his position.
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