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Former Kaizer Chiefs star Robson Muchichwa has advised Glody Lilepo to honour his contract and not force a move away from Naturena.

The 28-year-old Congolese attacker has been linked with Zamalek, AS FAR, RS Berkane, and Raja Casablanca.

Lilepo is not part of Kaizer Chiefs pre-season squad but was spotted at the club’s training grounds this week.

Muchichwa has advised the Amakhosi star to wait for the club to sell him.

“When you sign a contract, you need to honour it, and whoever wants you must buy you, that’s unless you come to some sort of an agreement with the club, because he belongs to the club,” he told KickOff.

The former Kaizer Chiefs winger said Lilepo should understand that he signed for the Soweto giants willingly.

“And as a player, if Chiefs don’t want to let go of you, it doesn’t mean you are being forced to play, but you are honouring what you agreed on.

“Remember, nobody forced you to sign that contract in the first place.”

Lilepo could leave Kaizer Chiefs but…

Muchichwa said if Lilepo is given an opportunity to move to a bigger team, Chiefs should not block him.

“He needs to go and sit down with the club so that some agreement could be reached.

“Maybe for him it’s a big opportunity, so we also don’t need to close doors for the player if that’s the case,” the ex-Amakhosi winger added.

Lilepo has spent 18 months with Kaizer Chiefs, and has contributed to 20 goals.

Should Amakhosi sell Lilepo?

The All Blacks extended their unbeaten record at fortress Eden Park to 53 Tests after a hard-fought Nations Championship win over Ireland on Saturday.

New Zealand ran in six tries for a 40-21 victory to remain unbeaten after the first three rounds of the tournament.

STICK: Our goal is bigger than Wales

Playing their final game of the season, Ireland failed to mount a sustained assault on the home side’s 32-year-old record in Auckland. They paid for an error-riddled start in which they missed too many tackles and made fundamental handling mistakes.

The visitors improved as the match progressed but couldn’t add to this month’s wins over the Wallabies and Japan in Australia.

New All Blacks coach Dave Rennie completed an encouraging start to his tenure, with his side producing an improved display following home wins against France and Italy.

“Very proud of the men turning up here tonight and putting in a performance like that,” said New Zealand captain Ardie Savea.

“I think it’s all been in the mindset. We talked about throwing the first punch, and you know we got a lead in the first five minutes, so that was a start.

“You’ve got to give credit to the Irish – they’re real quality. But we’re stoked to get the win.”

LAKE TO BOKS: Let’s get physical

Patrick Tuipulotu scored New Zealand’s opening try, bursting onto a short pass from fellow lock Josh Lord.

Savea doubled the lead to 14-0 when he stormed straight across from the back of a scrum, carrying two defenders with him.

The hosts were reduced to 14 men for 10 minutes when flanker Luke Jacobson was shown a yellow card after a dangerous ruck cleanout made contact with the head of Josh van der Flier.

Ireland capitalised when loose forward Jack Conan powered over from close range.

Any threat of a fightback was extinguished minutes later when Will Jordan swooped on a spilled pass, giving the All Blacks wing his sixth try in three Tests.

Replacement hooker Asafo Aumua’s try on the stroke of half-time all but consigned Ireland to a fourth straight loss to New Zealand.

PLUS: PSDT backs Bok rookies to seize moment

Impressive Ireland lock Joe McCarthy opened the scoring in a more even second half before New Zealand fullback Damian McKenzie responded to maintain a 21-point advantage.

Hugo Keenan crossed in the corner with nearly 20 minutes still to play but Ireland struggled to create more attacking chances.

New Zealand replacement back Anton Lienert-Brown had the final say with a try in the corner.

The All Blacks now prepare to travel to South Africa for the highly-anticipated Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour, which will see them play the world champions in four Tests as well as matches against South Africa’s four Vodacom URC clubs.

ALL BLACKS – Tries: Patrick Tuipulotu, Ardie Savea, Will Jordan, Asafo Aumua, Damian McKenzie, Anton Lienert-Brown. Conversions: Ruben Love (5).
IRELAND – Tries: Jack Conan, Joe McCarthy, Hugo Keenan. Conversions: Sam Prendergast (3).

– AFP

Photo: Kai Schwoerer/Getty Images

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