Ajax Cape Town reject Mutuma

Mutuma flew back home on Wednesday night and everything now points to the Premiership’s Golden Boot winner spending another season at DeMbare this year.
There were concerns from a number of observers that Mutuma, who only played in the domestic Premiership last season, was still too raw to make a move to a foreign club.
And, it appears, their fears have been confirmed by the ginger-haired forward’s failure to land a contract at Ajax Cape Town.

The striker, though, is set for another trial stint at Kaizer Chiefs next week.
The lanky forward, who trained with his teammates at Raylton Sports Club yesterday, revealed that he had not made a breakthrough at Ajax Cape Town.
Mutuma, however, said he was happy to be back home and was looking forward to another successful season with DeMbare.

“Football is the same everywhere,” he said.
“I had a good period with Ajax but it seems they were much concerned with the physical stature and I think I should work more on that.
“So I am back at Dynamos, the Prince is back.”

His return could be a blessing in disguise  for coach Callisto Pasuwa who registered him  in his 26-member squad for the Caf Champions League.
DeMbare lost another striker from that list —  Cuthbert Malajila — who moved to Maritzburg United this week.
They feared for the worst with the uncertainty hovering over Mutuma and Takesure Chinyama’s impending trials in Egypt.

Dynamos are yet to tie down a deal with Chinyama although the bustling forward has committed himself to joining the club on a short-term deal.

But the return of Mutuma was a big relief to the Glamour Boys.
His two-year contract with DeMbare expires at the end of the year and the lanky forward revealed that he has set his sights on doing well at the club this season.

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