Thabiso Shubi Makhooane departs Lioli FC as Lesotho Premier League chapter ends
Thabiso Shubi Makhooane’s tenure at Lioli FC has come to an end, marking a significant departure from the Lesotho champion club as he looks to forge a new path in his football career.
The midfielder and Lioli FC have reached a mutual agreement to part ways ahead of the upcoming season.
Makhooane’s departure from the club stems from a lack of substantial playing time and a clear role in the squad’s plans, prompting him to seek opportunities elsewhere to reignite his career.
Throughout the 2023-2024 season, Makhooane struggled to secure a regular place in Lioli FC’s lineup, prompting a loan move to Machokha FC in January 2024.
Despite this loan spell, the midfielder’s quest for consistent game time remained unfulfilled.
With uncertainties looming over his prospects of a prominent role upon returning to Lioli FC, both parties decided to terminate his contract amicably.
Makhooane’s departure marks a significant transition for the player, who now sets his sights on finding a new club where he can establish himself and contribute effectively on the field.
His decision to seek new opportunities reflects his determination to continue playing at a competitive level and make meaningful contributions to his team.
Lioli FC, as the reigning champions of the Lesotho Premier League, continue to evaluate their squad ahead of the new season.
Makhooane’s departure underscores the competitive nature of football and the constant flux of player movements within the sport.
Looking ahead, Makhooane remains optimistic about his future prospects and is keen to explore options that align with his career ambitions and playing style.
As the football transfer window progresses, his availability may attract interest from clubs seeking to strengthen their midfield ranks.
The Lesotho Football Association and fans of the sport will monitor developments closely as Makhooane embarks on the next chapter of his football journey, eager to see where his talents and determination will lead him in the competitive landscape of African football.
