AmaZulu winger Dumisani Zuma has insisted he doesn’t regret the mistakes he made at Kaizer Chiefs because they helped him grow.
Zuma spoke to iDiski Times senior writer Velile Mnyandu in edition 86 of the newspaper where he opened up on how AmaZulu have helped him get back to his old from since joining them last year.
The 27 year old was released by Kaizer Chiefs after numerous off-pitch incidents in June last year, with the club sending him off with a parting message that confirmed “numerous disciplinary issues” and revealing that he was also sent to rehab.
The former Bloemfontein Celtic man had now admitted that he acknowledges his mistakes, however, won’t let them hold him back.
“I think I started my career well, like everything was going well,” he said in iDiski Times.
“But after the incidents that happened at Chiefs that’s when I realised that sometimes in life, there are ups and downs and we learn a lot from mistakes.
“So I think I don’t regret the mistakes I made because it was part of growing. I had my good days I had my bad days so now I know what I need to do in order to keep myself at the level I want.”
Read Zuma’s full interview in edition 86 of the newspaper available for free at all Shoprite stores in Gauteng as well as on our website since Friday.
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