Keagan Dolly during the South African national mens soccer team training session at People’s Park in Durban. (Photo by Anesh Debiky/Gallo Images)
The midfielder landed on Tuesday afternoon after flying from Montpellier to Paris, to Johannesburg and then to the coastal city.
He was given a break from training and watched his compatriots from the sidelines. He will join in the preparations on Wednesday.
Dolly’s arrival now means stand-in Bafana Bafana head coach Owen da Gama has all the 25 selected players in camp.
Meanwhile, the squad’s practice match against Golden Arrows has been moved to King Zwelithini Stadium in Umlazi. The clash will take place on Wednesday morning.
Da Gama’s charges are using the encounter to prepare for the upcoming international friendly matches against Guinea-Bissau and Angola.
The South Africans take on Angola on Tuesday, March 28 in East London at Buffalo City Stadium, but before then they entertain Guinea-Bissau on Saturday at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.
Tickets for both matches are on sale at R60 and can be purchased at Computicket outlets as well as at Shoprite and Checkers stores around the country.
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