‘At the moment my focus is to fight for a place within the team,’ said the 26 year-old on Twitter.
Percy Tau has promised his fans he will stay and battle for a place in the Brighton and Hove Albion first team.
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The Bafana Bafana attacker has seen his game time limited since returning to the Seagulls in January after a loan spell at Anderlecht, with the 26 year-old finally securing a work permit to play in England.
He made his English Premier League debut against Manchester City on January 13, and came off the bench against Leeds United three days later but has not featured since in the EPL for Graham Potter’s side.
The former Mamelodi Sundowns star, however, responded defiantly on Friday when asked by fans in a Twitter Q & A, set up by his sponsors Puma, if he would be seeking employment elsewhere next season.
“At the moment my focus is to fight for a place within the team,” was a response to one question.
“I still want to fight for a place,” said Tau to another fan.
Tau also spoke of the difficulty of playing in England’s top flight, where Brighton are involved in a relegation scrap at the moment.
“I think all leagues differ but with EPL every match is difficult … irrespective of the position of the team one plays against … the decision making is faster and there is less space.”
Hi Nakedi, I still want to fight for a place. @PUMASouthAfrica @pumafootball https://t.co/ZSv8hJzmzM
— Percy Muzi Tau (@percymuzitau22) April 9, 2021
I think all leagues differ but with EPL every match is difficult… irrespective of the position of the team one plays against and the decision making is faster and there’s less space. @PUMASouthAfrica @pumafootball https://t.co/rQCXXJcuY5
— Percy Muzi Tau (@percymuzitau22) April 9, 2021
Jonty Mark