Young Africans talisman Stephane Aziz Ki has broken his silence on transfer speculation linking him with DStv Premierships powerhouses Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates.
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Over the course of the past week, the Burkina Faso international has been a hot topic of discussion for multiple reasons.
The 28-year-old was at the heart of a controversial disallowed goal in the second leg of Yanga's CAF Champions League quarter-final against Sundowns at Loftus Versfeld.
His displays over the course of the two matches against Masandawana have subsequently caused the rumour mill to run into overdrive regarding his next move, especially considering that his contract in Dar es Salaam expires at the end of the season.
The Buccaneers and Sundowns are speculated to be the main protagonists in pursuit of his signature, but the Adjame native has insisted he has no desire to ditch the Tanzanian Premier League champions for South African shores just yet.
"I have no expectations of leaving Yanga at the moment because I have not achieved the goals that brought me here," Aziz Ki said, as per The Citizen.
"This club, which I love with all my heart, still owes me, and even money cannot fill the love I have for this club."
The Ivory Coast-born attacking midfielder also revealed how Sundowns head coach Rulani Mokwena praised him after the final whistle of the second leg was blown.
"Rulani told me to improve my playing and I did it during the return leg held in South Africa, where he commended me for that."
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According to the aforementioned publication, the 12-time Burkina Faso international has 13 league goals and seven assists for Miguel Gamondi's side this season.
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