SuperSport United coach Gavin Hunt has revealed the reason behind Iqraam Rayners' departure from the club.
SuperSport United coach Gavin Hunt during a Nedbank Cup press conference at PSL headquarters on February 6 2023.SuperSport United coach Gavin Hunt has revealed the reason behind Iqraam Rayners’ departure from the club.
Rayners left SuperSport during the January transfer window and rejoined former team Stellenbosch FC. The attacking midfielder had been with Matsatsantsa for two-and-a-half seasons after he moved to Gauteng in July 2020 from Stellies.The coach did not divulge what led to Rayners' unhappiness but said he did not believe it was a case of failing to settle in Gauteng.
“We have won the league playing with Cape Town players. I hear that statement, but for me, if a player is not happy he must go. “That’s it. Why keep an unhappy player? No hard feelings, he [Rayners] wanted to leave and that was it.”
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