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EUROPEAN MOVE FOR ‘SKHALI’

By Melusi Mlotsa | 2021-09-22

By Melusi Mlotsa SOCCER - MBABANE Highlanders goal poacher Sabelo ‘Sikhali’ Ndzinisa could soon realise his dream of paying his trade in European shores as he is linked with Swedish Premier League side Kalmar FF. The former Mbombela United striker was on song in the past season as he netted more than 15 goals. Highlanders boss Chief Ally Kgomongwe confirmed the news yesterday afternoon. “Yes, it’s true that a team in Sweden, Kalmar have shown interest in our player ‘Sikhali’.We have people who are handling his transfer and everything is under control. I cannot stand in the way of the player’s transfer if there is a club that wants him and is serious. The boy has been loyal to me and I wish him all the best ahead of this possible move,” he said. Security forces sides Royal Leopard and Green Mamba are also believed to be keeping a close eye on the former Mbabane Swallows front man. The Ntshanini-born player has been part of the Sihlangu squad that secured two bronze medals in 2016 and 2021 COSAFA Cup Meanwhile, the capital city giants began their pre - season on Saturday at Ezulwini Sports Ground under the guidance of Ernest Mavuso. The team is expected to go for a full time camp in South Africa in readiness for the 2021/22 MTN Premier League season. The ‘Black Bull’ will begin the new season against army side Young Buffaloes on the weekend of October 8.

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