Puso Dithejane explained on why he joined the MLS outfits Chicago Fire

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 Puso Dithejane explained on why he joined the MLS outfits Chicago Fire despite the rumours which were linking him on Betwayprem local team 

“For me, I’d say America is a different country from South Africa,” speaking to  iDiski Times.

“This side, you can learn new things that are not yeah. Different level of finishing. In South Africa, and the league, it’s one of the highest leagues in the world he continued

“You know, I think it’s in the top 10. Yeah, so I’d say for me coming here is not about money. It’s not about anything. I want to build my brand, and I want to achieve something for my career.

“So, I came here to start my career afresh and want to achieve my goal. You know, yeah.”.

Dithejane, 22 years-old joined Chicago Fire earlier this year from TS Galaxy following his fellow South African Mbekezeli Mbokazi. Puso already made 11 appearances and scored one goal for the cub. 


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