Khama Billiat, the former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder, has caused quite a stir on Instagram, as fans continue to debate his recent dip in form.
At his peak, Khama was arguably Zimbabwe’s best player of the past decade, impressing across Africa and winning the CAF Champions League with Mamelodi Sundowns. His time at Sundowns cemented his status as one of South Africa’s finest, which eventually led to a high-profile move to Kaizer Chiefs.
However, his stint at Chiefs didn’t go as planned. Khama struggled to replicate the form he displayed at Sundowns, which led to his departure to Zimbabwean side Yadah FC.
Khama’s Journey After Chiefs: Can He Regain His Form?
At Yadah FC, Khama found his groove once again, becoming the season’s top scorer. His performances with the Zimbabwe national team were also solid, and the Warriors’ overall performance improved. After the previous season, Khama made the move to Scotland FC, a newly promoted team boasting a star-studded lineup.
However, despite high hopes, Khama has struggled to regain his best form, leading fans to question his abilities. The debate was sparked on Instagram by @zimcelebs_official, which led to divided opinions among fans.
“Is Khama Billiat losing his momentum? With only one goal in eight matches, and being the highest-paid player in the Premier League, fans are raising concerns. What do you think?” asked Zim Celebs.
Fans Split Over Khama’s Future
The responses poured in, with many fans divided over whether Khama has lost his touch.
@Dawson commented, “The brother is slowly getting old, so whatever is happening is normal.”
@SHAWN defended him, saying, “Form is temporary, class is permanent. He’ll get back to his best.”
@Welcome to Harkeem’s!!! World said, “Khama is excellent, it’s just that he’s not getting the ball enough.”
Meanwhile, @Reginald Nyanhongo believed Khama needed “a good and experienced manager to help him regain his former glory.”
The debate continues, leaving many wondering if Khama can still make a significant impact or if his time has come to an end.
