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Mangolo's future uncertain at Chiefs

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Benson Mangolo was among the five Mochudi Centre Chiefs players who took part in social games during the Easter break

Mochudi Centre Chiefs left back has not been reinstated into the squad due to ongoing disputes between the player and the club’s management, Sport Monitor has learnt. Magosi were rocked by disciplinary issues as five players took part in social games following the Easter break that led to the suspension of five first team players.

The club did not take that lightly and acted swiftly by issuing suspension letters to the five players; Mangolo, namely Monty Enosa, Shanganani Ngada, Laone Petros and Brian Tafhi.

Heading into the clash against Enesia over the weekend, Chiefs reinstated some of the suspended players. The notable exclusion from the returnees to the first team was Mangolo who is still out in the cold.

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