Zimbabwe’s hotshot striker Terrence Mandaza has poured cold water over a report that he has signed a two-year contract with Platinum Stars of South Africa.
The future of the 25-year-old has been a subject of intense speculation since netting 42 goals in 33 matches in the Botswana League to break the scoring records in the Southern Africa country.
Mandaza told KICK OFF magazine recently that his move to Orlando Pirates had appeared to have fallen through after Bucs officials didn’t call him back after he played for the team during an Mpumalanga Premier’s Cup tournament.
Since then the Township Rollers striker has been linked with some PSL clubs, including Maritzburg United, AmaZulu and Platinum Stars. Now he is training with ‘Dinaledi’ and has been in contact with KickOff.com. “I speak to you guys all the time and like I said, as soon as I sign I will be letting you know,” he says.
“I’m aware of reports that I have signed for Platinum Stars, but as you know I am just training at the moment and of course with the hope that I will sign for the team. At the moment I have been told that there is no coach, which means I must wait for the new coach to arrive before he can assess me and then sign me if I’m in his plans,” Mandaza says.
“Don’t take those who are lying about me signing seriously. There is no coach at the moment and as soon as I sign you guys are in contact with me, I have your number and I will be telling you all the details, but so far there has been nothing and any report claiming that is lying.” Kick Off
[newsletter]
Discover more from Nehanda Radio
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
