Khama Billiat’s parents have backed the under-fire Warriors star insisting that he will rediscover his form and be at his best again.

The Aces Youth Academy graduate has come under scrutiny for his performances at Amakhosi, particularly in this title-chasing campaign, in which he has scored only one goal, a disappointment to many considering the lofty expectations associated with his name and earnings.

His father, Mustapha, says he wishes Chiefs can go all the way and win the title so that his son can have breathing space amid such criticism.

“My wish is for Kaizer Chiefs to win the league so that Khama will get credit and he will be free to decide whether he still wants to be at Kaizer Chiefs or make a move,” he told the Herald.

“What surprises me is that people only see the cause of the problem through the branches.

“They must see the root cause of the problem because we need to uproot the cause of the problem.”

Billiat’s mother Rosa, echoed her husband words and also brushed aside  claims of her son being an age cheat by South African coach Mlungisi Ngubane.

“My child never cheated when it comes to his age at any stage in his career,” she said.

“I kept all my baby cards so that my children when they grow up, they will show their kids. But, what I don’t understand is how a professional coach (Ngubane), who players look up to, can say such things about my son.

“Maybe, he needs to look himself in the mirror and see what he has achieved as a coach because I don’t believe any good coach would really say such things about a player.

“How will he expect players to respect him, as a mentor and a gaffer?’’