Despite being in the field of play, Kaizer Chiefs defender Kgotso Moleko is a farmer of note in the agricultural sector, as he shows off his hectares of land filled with vegetables and a cattle.
The 31-year-old right-back went through his Instagram account to post a picture carrying bunch of fresh spinach and a herd of sheep. He claims that there’s more life beyond being a footballer.
Odendaalsrus-born Moleko says that he has set par for himself with well-detailed retirement plan when times comes that he has to hang up his boots with a resourceful investment in his life beyond football.
He says that he notes with concern that most players end up being broke when their football career ends, “It is cold outside football. It is very important for one to build an investment while your feet still carry you, my advice to every soccer player is that be focused,” said Moleko.
The former Bloemfontein Celtic defender has been a back-up option for the under fire Chiefs headman Gavin Hunt, who is facing pressure to reclaim glory days at the Amakhosi.
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