Bafana Bafana Striker Dino Ndlovu Joins Turkish Side Kocaelispor

Bafana Bafana Striker Dino Ndlovu Joins Turkish Side Kocaelispor

  • South African striker Dino Ndlovu has found a new football home as he joins Kocaelispor in Turkey
  • The Turkish second division club, Kocaelispor, has confirmed Ndlovu’s arrival and the deal was announced via their social media pages
  • The former Mamelodi Sundowns player moves to the European side after a spell with Chinese giants Zhejiang Greentown FC

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Bafana Bafana striker Dino Ndlovu has joined Turkish side Kocaelispor on a free transfer. The former Mamelodi Sundowns hitman moves after leaving Chinese club Zhejiang Greentown in April.

Ndlovu was officially unveiled by the club and the news was posted on social media as they welcomed the 31-year-old.

According to the post on Twitter, the seasoned hitman has completed his switch to the second division outfit but the contract details have not been confirmed.

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Bafana Bafana, Striker, Dino Ndlovu, Turkey, Kocaelispor
Bafana Bafana striker Dino Ndlovu has joined Turkish Side Kocaelispor. Image: @Kocaelispor/Twitter
Source: Twitter

The post reads:

“Dino Ndlovu has signed for Kocaelispor, a second division side in Turkey.”

Kocaelispor confirms Bafana Bafana striker Dino Ndlovu’s signing

According to the club’s official website, Dino has thanked everyone who was involved in ensuring the deal was a success. He said:

"First of all, I would like to thank those who contributed to the transfer. I want to leave a mark in this historical and strong-supported club. That's why I came. I'm definitely not here to rest, I'm here to succeed.
"Our transfers will continue and I believe we will be successful. I am distinguished by my speed and playing ability. I am overcoming my shortcomings with the advice of my teachers. I was trying to play backwards, but I also started to evaluate the gaps behind the defence.
"Of course, rather than talking about [my skills], I will show you myself in the best way on the field. You certainly did not make the wrong transfer. Serious contract offers came, especially from China. When I got an offer from Kocaelispor, I researched the club and especially fell in love with the fans. These were factors in my coming to Kocaelispor.

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"I know Turkish football. There is a clever and challenging league here. I believe that when I come to my senses physically, I will be able to show my best to the Kocaelispor fans."

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Knowledge Musona ends Kaizer Chiefs return talks, joins Saudi club

Looking at other player transfers, Briefly News reported that Knowledge Musona has ended speculation tying him with a return to Kaizer Chiefs after the Zimbabwe international penned a deal with Saudi Arabian side Al-Tai FC, according to reports.

Belgian giants Anderlecht have confirmed that the formerly on-loan player to Eupen in the Belgian First Division A, has left the club ahead of the 2021/22 season to sign with Al-Tai, the newly-promoted Saudi Professional League outfit.

Making the announcement on their official website on Monday night, Anderlecht announced:

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"Knowledge Musona will play for Al-Tai FC next season. Musona came over from Oostende in 2019. The last year and a half he was loaned to KAS Eupen, where he played 33 games and scored 9 times."

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