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Ngwijikhebu Ndlovu was looking at the Bucs who were opening in the Downs

By staffJuly 2, 20262 Mins Read
Ngwijikhebu Ndlovu was looking at the Bucs who were opening in the Downs
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It is expected that Siyanda “Skhwishi” Ndlovu will sign today from Mamelodi Sundowns, which ended up not being agreed upon for his signing from Orlando Pirates, with whom it turned out that he had finished everything.

With the discovery ofof this country, The negotiations reached a dead end between Lamontville Golden Arrows and Pirates due to a disagreement over the amount demanded by Bafana Bes’thende since Ndlovu still had a contract left with this Durban team.

“I’m just talking to you. Siyanda is in Chloorkop as negotiations continue regarding his signing. Yesterday he underwent a medical (examination by a doctor), so it seems that the chances of him signing are very high. I believe that he may die today (Thursday) after he has signed,” said the source.

“Although the player himself was happy to sign for Pirates, but the disagreement between the chairman of Arrows, Mato Madlala and Pirates would have put on the table to compensate Arrows with the two-year contract that was still left for the player, which is what led to the fact that the thread did not come together.”

According to the source, Ndlovu was eventually forced to leave the Pirates camp in preparation for the start of the upcoming 2026/2027 season.

This player, who was on fire last season for Bafana Bes’sthende, is emerging from Sundowns, but the name of this team from Pretoria has been coming up among those who have surrounded him, including the United Arab Emirates.

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