• Former Notwane star hunts a new home

Former Notwane FC midfielder Botshelo Mogotsi has left behind his bitter battle against his former employers Extension Gunners and has set his eyes on becoming one of the leading midfielders when the be Mobile Premier League resumes. The 1998 Coca Cola winner with Notwane is a free agent after being inactive for some time.

ON THE WAY BACK: Mogosti

Mogotsi’s promising career nearly came to an end after his sudden dismissal from Extension Gunners in December 2009.
He launched a case against his former employers which dragged on for years. Eventually the court ruled in his favour and having watched from the stands for a while, the industrious midfielder who packs a stinger in both legs wants to be in the thick of things.

“The 2009 saga was the lowest point in my football career, but I have left that behind and am eager to play,” he said.

Capped 14 times in the National Under 20 and nine times with Under 23 Mogotsi is an experienced player having spent three seasons at Mochudi Centre Chiefs. He left Chiefs in 2006, to rejoin his mates at Notwane for two seasons before joining Extension Gunners in 2009.

Since his departure from Gunners he has flirted with a couple of teams in neighbouring countries, but never signed for any team.

Mogotsi is currently weighing his options. With the start of the league likely to be delayed due to court application launched by Security System the 2000 and 2003 Kabelano Charity Cup winner with Notwane is in no hurry to make a decision yet.

“I have been approached by some teams, but as an experienced player I need not rush into any decision,” Mogotsi told Voice Sport.

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