Mamelodi Sundowns could pocket R8,5 million if they agree to the transfer of one of the strikers in their books following interest from Serbia.
Nigerian forward Etiosa Godspower Ighodaro is yet to feature for Sundowns despite being signed by the club and then loaned out to the University of Pretoria for the past season.
At TUKS, Ighodaro (23) has shown encouraging form which has attracted the interest of Partizan Belgrade.This guy is good, I only watched him during playoffs. If Sundowns can play him with shalulile he can score goals for them. They must give him a chance.
They like to buy outside the country what about our South African talent strikers,when Hugo speak. Because they don't need that money. It's time for them to buy supporters atleast 143 so that they can have 200 supports.
But then again numbers keep on increasing so there's no need to buy.You know that "If you can't beat them join them. Fortunately, Sundowns is not a political party they can succeed without numbers, supporters don't play football.
Source https://www.kickoff.com/news/articles/south-africa-news/categories/news/premiership/mamelodi-sundowns-striker-etiosa-ighodaro-linked-with-r8-5-million-move-to-europe/719706
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