Motaung Jr, whose blockbuster season was the best thing to happen at Chiefs last term said he is willing to learn under the magical wands of the Turkish-born coach.

In his quest to claim the Lesley Manyathela Award, that eluded him by a whisker, Motaung Jr who is still nursing an injury remains optimistic to continue with his sensational scoring prowess form.

“I must admit, the management did a good job by hiring Mushin. He has proven without no doubt that he is the best man to lead us to glory that we seek so desperately. I am looking forward to working with him. After having one of my best seasons, I am willing to continue where I left off”.

Hampered by injury but eager to shake it off before the season begins, the 26 year-old peerless striker said he will be at training very soon.

“I could have liked to join my teammates but because of injury, I am still battling. It won’t be long before I am back but judging by the response from my injury, I might be joining them in two weeks time”.