Mamelodi Sundowns star inked a fresh deal earlier this month, but remains coy about a potential move abroad. Despite his recent commitment to the club until June 2028, fueled by his stellar performances at AFCON earlier this year. The former SuperSport United gem hints at an openness to overseas opportunities.
Ronwen Williams’ doubt towards sundowns contract sparks speculation
Ronwen Williams, who was voted Goalkeeper of the Tournament at Afcon. Where he helped the national team win the bronze medal in Cote d’Ivoire. He believes that a move after the Afcon success would have been the ideal time.
“I think if that was to materialise, it should have happened after Afcon. I think that was the perfect moment. And nothing concrete came my way or anything that my management or club brought up,” said Williams as quoted by SABC Sport.
Following his accolade as Goalkeeper of the Tournament at Afcon. Where he aided the national team in clinching the bronze medal in Cote d’Ivoire. Williams contemplates the missed timing for a potential departure. Expressing his thoughts, he suggests that post-Afcon would have been the opportune moment for a move, yet no concrete offers surfaced.
Mamelodi Sundowns on the verge of making PSL history
“I’m happy at the club, I’ve signed a new deal, long may this continue – the achievements, the success, and even the heartbreak because that builds and fuels us to go even harder in the next season,” Mamelodi Sundowns star, Williams added.
With Sundowns securing a victory against Royal AM over the weekend, the club inches closer to rewriting PSL history. Despite clinching the DStv Premiership title, Sundowns aimed for unprecedented feats, including an unbeaten season and surpassing their previous points record under former coach Pitso Mosimane.
Rulani Mokwena’s Sundowns poised to surpass previous records
Sundowns are also in a good position to beat the 71 points record they previously set with former coach Pitso Mosimane in 2015/16. They were ruthless that season under the tutelage of Mosimane. So they now have an opportunity to accumulate more points this term.
Under the stewardship of head coach Rulani Mokwena, Sundowns stand just four matches away from potentially becoming the South African ‘Invincibles’. A milestone yet to be achieved in PSL history to date. Surpassing their previous points record of 71 set in the 2015/16 season remains within reach. They now need to secure six points in their remaining fixtures.
Considering their ongoing season, Mamelodi Sundowns are driven by the pursuit of surpassing their own milestones. Amidst swirling speculations about his future endeavours. Mamelodi Sundowns star Ronwen Williams serves as the linchpin of their aspirations. Williams’ current stellar form is exemplified by the fact that a Premier League star, valued at R615m, sought after his jersey.