Pirates midfielder could stay with Aces for season

Mpumalanga Black Aces have expressed interest in keeping their midfield maestro, Aubrey Ngoma for another season.

Even though the home team haven’t officially gone public about this, Mpumalanga News has it on good authority that Ngoma’s services may be retained.

Ngoma was actually loaned to Black Aces by his team, Orlando Pirates at the beginning of this season.

The loan agreement was only for one season and his contract with Orlando Pirates will come to an end in June, meaning that if Pirates don’t renew Ngoma’s contract, he will be free to sign with Aces as a free agent.

Ngoma joined Pirates three seasons ago from the University of Pretoria where he did very well in the team’s first season in the PSL after being promoted from the NFD, but he hasn’t seen much game time at Bucs.

This season he was pushed out to Aces to get some game time and has impressed during his time with the home team.

Meanwhile, Aces’ striker Tendai Ndoro has refuted claims that he has two agents.

The deadly striker from Zimbabwe is allegedly signed to two football agents.

“I only have one. I am managed by P Management and these are my representatives. This is my position and I cannot say anything more regarding this issue.
“As I have said, I would like to concentrate on my football and I am hoping to score more goals for my team when the league matches resume.

“I am a Mpumalanga Black Aces player and I am focusing on my game. Issues related to other clubs approaching me are being handled by P Management,” said Ndoro.

While he is managed by Karabo Mathang’s P Management, Zimbabwean football agent Gibson Mahachi also claimed the player still has a valid contract with him.