Maritzburg United have already gone some way to finding the reinforcements demanded by new coach Muhsin Ertugral but their search for players to help them battle against relegation is set to continue to the end of the transfer market. Thobani Mncwango and Aubrey Ngoma are the latest players the club has made inquiries about‚ officials confirmed on Tuesday. The 31-year-old Mncwango has been in limbo for two full years‚ first sidelined at Polokwane City after he refused to sign a contract extension and then not being able to make the breakthrough at Wits after joining them last season. Last season‚ Mncwango played one game for Polokwane City and made two substitute appearances for Wits — his last bit of match action. But 13 goals in the 2015-16 season for Polokwane City still makes Mncwango an attractive proposition for a Maritzburg United side desperate to find someone who can score. Their six-goal tally this season is the poorest at this stage of the season in PSL history. Ngoma is ...
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