Bundesliga club.
“This is not true. We co-operated fully with the German club’s request regarding Nyasha’s trials,” Sundowns spokesperson Kabelo Mosito told KickOff.com.
“For the record, while the player was in Germany, the club actually requested for more time to assess him than what had been initially agreed and we complied with their request.
“Everything was done above board. We do not stand in the way of any of our players if they wish to pursue their careers abroad.”
Meanwhile, Matthew Rusike has concluded his move to Kaizer Chiefs.
The striker has joined the club after having agreed to a three-year deal during the transfer window.
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