Life after Devin Titus: Teenager Raoul Daniels steps up after Stellenbosch star departs for Morocco
Stellenbosch coach Gavin Hunt has planned for Devin Titus’ departure to Morocco with the introduction of young winger Raoul Daniels.
Stellenbosch FC has bid farewell to veteran defender Devin Titus, who has departed for Maghreb Association Sportive de Fès in Morocco after triggering his buyout clause. The 25-year-old, who boasts a club-record 176 caps and 36 goals, was set to continue his successful career with the North African champions. Coach Gavin Hunt confirmed Titus' move, stating that the team met the buyout clause.
Titus' last game for the Maroons was a 3-3 draw against Polokwane City, but he was dropped for the subsequent 3-1 win over Marumo Gallants. The club had been relying on Titus as part of their successful golden generation, which also included the late Jayden Adams and Ashley du Preez. To fill the void, Hunt introduced young winger Raoul Daniels, who has already contributed with a goal and two assists in the opening three matches of the season.
Hunt praised Daniels' partnership with rookie striker Quwan Plaatjies, stating that the duo has shown great potential.
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