According to reports, the highly-regarded young player Reatlegile Mosimane, who plays for Kaizer Chiefs, is on the verge of securing a sensational move to AS Roma, which is a giant in the Italian Serie A. The talented striker has already established himself as a leader in the Kaizer Chiefs development ranks, despite the fact that he is only 14 years old. He has led the under-14 team with remarkable performances and a remarkable goal tally.
Under the direction of Mohamed Bhamjee, Reatlegile, who is the son of the legendary South African coach Pitso Mosimane, has been in red-hot form. He has been leading Amakhosi's youth team to victory in a number of youth tournaments. His most notable accomplishment was leading Chiefs to victory in the Gauteng Development League Under-13 championship game in the previous season. He finished as the league's leading scorer with 38 goals. According to Jorge Abong of Rojo Soccer Agency, Mosimane recently participated in a trial with AS Roma and made a significant impression on the club. It has been reported that the Italian club is eager to secure his signature, joining the growing list of European clubs that are showing interest in South African talent.
According to Abong, "He [Reatlegile] did very well during the trial, and AS Roma are interested in signing him, and they are considering doing so." A deal has also been finalised for Ikenna Tladi (9), who has already signed with Roma, and Shamir Mattera from SuperSport will be travelling to Italy for pre-season later this month. Both of these players are expected to arrive in Italy. In the event that the move is finalised, it has the potential to mark the beginning of an exciting international career for Reatlegile Mosimane, who has already demonstrated the potential to be successful on the international stage. Despite the fact that this is a moment of pride for Kaizer Chiefs and South African football, there are questions being raised about whether or not Amakhosi might be regretting the fact that they allowed such a talented young player to leave their ranks at such a young age. The only thing that can answer the question of how far Reatlegile Mosimane can go is time.
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