Despite some Simba fans continuing to fear about the quality of their striker, Dejan Georgijevic, the Serbian striker, has asked them to reduce the pressure because after a short time he will be used to the environment and the team's performance before starting to shake things up
Simba was forced to sign Dejan after missing the signature of Cesar Manzoki who was still under contract with Vipers of Uganda, who has however joined China's Dalian Professional Football Club.
Since Dejan was signed to Simba, he has scored one goal in two Premier League matches, which he played from the bench in the second half, a goal that began to reduce the fear of his ability
But the fear for Dejan re-emerged soon after he played the entire 90 minutes without a goal when they went to Sudan against their hosts, Al Hilal, in a special friendly match to prepare for the Champions League.
>The disappointment of some fans continued last Saturday after Dejan failed to show his spark while missing a clear goal in an international friendly match against Arta Solar 7 of Djibouti played at Uhuru Stadium, Dar es Salaam and Simba sleeping with a score of 1-0.
Dejan has said that he has started to get a good understanding on the field with his teammates, so he has great expectations to do well and score a lot in the matches they will play starting against KMC FC tomorrow, Wednesday at the Benjamin Mkapa Stadium.
He said he doesn't care about the song being sung "wa lete mzungu, lete mzungu..." and being popular with fans and football stakeholders, more than he makes sure he gives happiness to the fans by making good use of the opportunities he gets and brings them victory.
"I know the fans want to be happy and do well in the games that are ahead of us, I have already started to get used to the environment and the fans should expect to get good things and score in every match that is in front of us"
"I will fight and give myself to do everything possible to get the best for the team including scoring goals and giving happiness to their fans," he said
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