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PSL names Itumeleng Khune along Thabo Senong and Jabu Mahlangu as game analysts

The world of sports, like many things in society, is a big business that is made up of many moving elements that give us the final product, which we have the luxury of watching from the comfort of our screens.

From the athletes on the pitch with world-class talent to the coaches who provide guidance and skills for the athletes to elevate themselves, to the film and production crew that ensures to capture all the important moments for the fans, all the way to the in-game and post-game analysts and commentators that paint a vivid picture for the audience with their words.

Analysts are an important part of the game, as they not only provide the audience with a deeper insight and understanding of the game with stats and facts, but they also simplify the game to ensure that even those with little to no knowledge of the game are able to understand and follow the game until the end.

With the Betway PSL kicking off this past weekend, the SABC has revealed former Chiefs goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune, former SA association midfielder Jabu Mahlangu as well as coach Thabo Senong as the newest members to join Doctor Khumalo, Hlompho Kekana and Simphiwe Dludlu as resident analysts.

“This move will ensure we provide insightful commentary and in-depth analysis for our viewers” SABC Group CEO Nomsa Chabeli said.

The news comes shortly after the goalkeeper’s contract with Kaizer Chiefs came to an end, with his next move uncertain and retirement on the cards. Although he has not made an official statement, this announcement confirms that the veteran will be finally hanging his gloves, after an illustrious career with Amakhosi and Bafana Bafana.

 

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