Tristan Moses says he is excited for what lies ahead in his career after parting ways with Mamelodi Sundowns.
The 23-year-old joined the Brazilians from Kaizer Chiefs in 2018 and has spent the past few seasons playing for the club’s reserve team.
He was unable to make a breakthrough into the Sundowns first side and has since moved on in search of first-team opportunities.
Moses told Soccer Laduma: “My contract came to an end in June with Sundowns. That’s where I am at right now.”
He added: “I am excited for the opportunity to show South Africa, to show the world my ability, you know what I mean? At the end of the day, you need a chance to play. I obviously want to be playing regularly in the PSL, game in and out, and show my qualities.
“To be surrounded by quality players helps you to grow. Unfortunately, I did not get my chance to play in the PSL with Sundowns and that’s okay. That’s football.
“But obviously I need to play, and I need a chance. I need a chance to show my qualities on the pitch and that’s what I am looking forward – playing at the highest level and competing. I am a competitor. I want to win and I want to achieve.
“When I do get my chance and opportunity to compete, I am going to take it with both hands and run with it.”