Word reaching the Siya crew is that South African striker Dino Ndlovu's next big-money move is now imminent. SLSiya Read more:
Word reaching the Siya crew is that South African striker Dino Ndlovu's next big-money move is now imminent.In January, the crew reported that the striker was working his way back from injury, having been out on the sidelines since November last year.
Now, according to Siya sources, Ndlovu, who was into the last six months of his contract is set to return to China, where he is understood to be closing in on a move to Chinese Super League side Changchun Yatai. The Chinese outfit will fork out a transfer fee in the region of €350k which will see his club Kocaelispor make a profit, having signed him as a free agent at the start of the season.
The 32-year-old has already bid farewell to his teammates and is expected to arrived in China in the coming days. Ndlovu scored nine goals in 12 matches for Kocaelispor during his time in Turkey, and will return to a familiar environment in China, where he previously spent time with Greentown Zhejiang.
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