Da Gama reveals interest in Koko

Friday, July 15, 2011

Platinum Stars coach Owen da Gama has revealed that he was keen to sign Township Rollers' speedy winger Sekhana Koko, but was given the impression that the palyer had already signed for another South African club.

Da Gama is currently running the rule over last season's top goal-scorer, Moemedi 'Jomo' Maotlhaping and indications are that the Mochudi Centre Chiefs' man might sign on the dotted lines.

The former Orlando Pirates' coach has revealed that Rollers' speed merchant, Koko, was also in his plans. "I would have wanted to sign Koko (Sekhana) but I'm told he has signed for another club," Da Gama said on Wednesday.

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