AmaZulu coach Cavin Johnson is weighing whether to include veteran striker Siyabonga Nomvethe in his plans for the next season.Nomvethe‚ who turns 41 in December and was the oldest player in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) last season‚ is part of the club’s training camp in Durban where Johnson is not in a rush to finalise his options in the attacking department.The former Bafana Bafana player did not contribute much to Usuthu’s goal haul last season as he only scored twice in 20 league appearances. This leaves Johnson and his technical team with a tough decision to make."He is part of the team here in camp where we are preparing for the coming season and we have not decided what we are going to do with him‚" said Johnson‚ adding that the former Udinese marksman is looking in good shape. "The way he is looking at training since we started our preseason camp‚ I think he can still play but he is not getting any younger and we will see what happens as time goes by."So far‚ I am happy w...
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