Breaking Hearts and Records: Khama Billiat Turns Down Lucrative Turkish Offer to Stick with Kaizer Chiefs
Khama Billiat, a former Worriors forward , turned down a lucrative offer to play in the Turkish Premiership to continue playing in the South African Premiership. Sources revealed that a French agent had engineered the deal, and initially, signs were positive that Billiat would take the offer. However, things changed, and he decided to give it another try at Kaizer Chiefs.
A Source said that Billiat still feels valued despite the challenges he faced last year, which were largely due to injury. He may feel that he owes Chiefs for the investment they made in him and wants to give the club something back.
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Kaizer Chiefs Triggered Option to Extend Last Year
Chiefs triggered their option to extend Billiat’s contract last year, which recently wound up. The club had proposed a new deal, which would see him take a hefty pay cut. However, a Chiefs player told FARPost that Billiat was not part of their training session on Monday and Tuesday. It looks like they, Khama and Chiefs couldn’t agree on a new contract reported h-metro.
Khama Billiat’s Future with Chiefs
Khama Billiat’s future with Kaizer Chiefs is still uncertain, but the club did speak to him about a new deal. Billiat’s decision to turn down the Turkey offer and stay with Kaizer Chiefs shows his commitment to the club. Fans will be hoping that a new deal can be agreed upon, and Billiat can continue to contribute to the team’s success.
Conclusion
Khama Billiat’s decision to turn down a lucrative offer to play in Turkey and remain with Kaizer Chiefs has surprised many. The forward’s loyalty to the club and his desire to repay their investment may have played a significant role in his decision. While contract negotiations are currently on hold, both parties are prioritizing Billiat’s fitness before potentially revisiting the talks