
Former Kaizer Chiefs forward Makabi Glody Lilepo has spoken out following his departure from the South African club, claiming it failed to assist his wife and daughter in obtaining visas to join him in the country. According to Lilepo, he had wanted his family to relocate to South Africa during his time at the club. His comments, reported by The South African Sport, suggest visa difficulties for his family were a factor surrounding his exit from the Soweto-based side.
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