After leaving Amakhosi not too long ago, a player who used to play for Kaizer Chiefs Football Club is thought to be close to making a new deal.
The talented fullback Siphosethu Ntiya-Ntiya was seen training with the Gauteng team Sekhukhune United, according to The South African.
The 25-year-old didn't do well at Amakhosi and was put on a transfer list with players like Lazarous Kambole last year. But no lucky person wanted to buy any of those players.
This season, Kaizer Chiefs had no choice but to let them go for free. Lazarous Kambole has signed with the Yanga Africans team in Tanzania as a free agent.
Siphosethu Ntiya-Ntiya, on the other hand, could be close to signing with Sekhukhune United, as the player is said to be training with the club right now.
FarPost also said that the club might be close to signing the player since he started training with them on Friday.
Source: https://www.kickoff.com/news/articles/south-africa-news/categories/news/premiership/mayoyo-hits-out-at-nyauza-release/719575
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