Bafana Bafana midfielder Jayden Adams has opened up on his move to Mamelodi Sundowns and revealed one factor that 'upset' him in the sequence of events.
Sundowns announced Adams' signing from Stellenbosch FC on a three-year contract in mid-January.
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He had been a long-time target for the side, who saw an initial bid rejected by the Winelands outfit for his signature in the July transfer window.
Not to be denied, The Brazilians returned in the January window more determined.
"Yeah, I think Sundowns had been looking for me for some time," Adams admitted, speaking to journalists on Thursday at the club's base, revealing that he was slightly upset about being informed of the move at the eleventh hour.
"My agent called me, and he said I must pack my bags the next day. I was upset because it was a short notice.
"I spoke to my girlfriend and child first, because they live with me and are close with me. Fortunately, I had to do my job."
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Since his arrival at Chloorkop, the 24-year-old has hit the ground running, starting all 11 league matches Sundowns have played since.
His partner and child have made the switch to Gauteng with him.
"I think that has helped a lot helps a lot because if you have your loved ones around you, you just feel at home. When you go into the field, you just do your best," the midfielder added.
