Towering forward Mame Niang has confirmed he's on the verge of joining AEL Limassol in Cyprus on a one-year loan deal from Mamelodi Sundowns.
Niang has been deprived of regular game time at Sundowns since joining from SuperSport United before the start of last season.
One of Niang's strengths is the aerial threat he poses at set-piece situations, a quality that coach Pitso Mosimane was adamant would give the Brazilians a different dimension when they competed in the CAF Champions League.
Niang has been deprived of regular game time at Sundowns since joining from SuperSport United before the start of last season.
One of Niang's strengths is the aerial threat he poses at set-piece situations, a quality that coach Pitso Mosimane was adamant would give the Brazilians a different dimension when they competed in the CAF Champions League.
Only a season later, though, Niang has been deemed surplus to requirements after scoring one goal in a handful of appearances in his only campaign with the club.
The Senegalese striker will join former Premiership compatriot Roger da Costa at Limassol and Dino Ndlovu, who plays for Anorthosis Famagusta in the Cypriot league.
"Yes, that's true. I'm joining them on loan for the season. The name of the team is AEL Limassol and I will leave sometime during the week," Niang told KickOff.
The Senegalese striker will join former Premiership compatriot Roger da Costa at Limassol and Dino Ndlovu, who plays for Anorthosis Famagusta in the Cypriot league.
"Yes, that's true. I'm joining them on loan for the season. The name of the team is AEL Limassol and I will leave sometime during the week," Niang told KickOff.
By: Farai Diza
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