Tendai Ndoro has shown great hunger in training since signing for Highlands Park last week as he aims to put his career back together at the promoted Premier Soccer League (PSL) club‚ Highlands coach Owen da Gama said. Da Gama‚ speaking after his team’s 0-0 draw against Kaizer Chiefs on Tuesday‚ said he believed Ndoro could help Highlands score a lot more goals than they have since returning to the PSL. Eighth-placed Highlands have drawn five of their seven matches in the PSL in 2018/2019 and won one‚ scoring six goals. Ndoro, 33‚ will bring an attacking dimension to the team. The mobile Zimbabwean ace was the PSL’s second-highest scorer with 12 goals for Orlando Pirates in 2016/2017. Ndoro can be deadly but also tends to be erratic. In 2016/2017 he raced to 11 goals in the first half of the season for Bucs‚ but then scored only once in the second half.
Ndoro, a player sometimes accused of playing more for himself than for his team, might have been mentally affected by last se...
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