Investor sees light at the end of Gunners’ tunnel

Friday, May 16, 2025 | 490 Views |

Looking ahead: Kgomongwe sees a bright future
for Gunners PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Extension Gunners’ South African investor, Chief Ally Kgomongwe is optimistic the team will be transformed and competing next season.

It has been a hit and miss season for the Lobatse side, which is now guaranteed another dance at the top after surviving relegation.

Kgomongwe took over the team midway through the campaign and said the aim was to survive relegation. Despite some mixed performances, Gunners are safe and Kgomongwe wants to transform the team next season.

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