The Zebras are presently in camp for the crucial clash, but the player was called by his new club, SuperSport, for pre-season training last week.
Selolwane said the Botswana Football Association (BFA) has sent an invite to his club and they are likely to release him. "I was speaking to Gavin Hunt today (Wednesday) and he told me that he got a request from the BFA. I still have to talk to the club and hear whether they want to release me, but I think they will," said Selolwane in a telephone interview from his new Pretoria base. "I'm still a Zebra and I would want to play the game," said the former Ajax Cape Town ace. The availability of Selolwane will come as a relief to coach Stanley Tshosane who is already without veteran utility player Mogogi Gabonamong and his Cape Town Santos team mate, Boitumelo Mafoko, former Bay United winger Pontsho Moloi and Mochudi Centre Chiefs' defender Tshepo 'Talk-Talk' Motlhabankwe. Michael Mogaladi of Chiefs and Township Rollers' striker, Onalethata Tshekiso, missed the Lesotho friendly international on Wednesday owing to injury.
