BREAKING NEWS: THE PRODIGAL SON HAS RETURNED: Njabulo Ncube rejoins Bosso on Transfer Deadline Day as Pasca Manhanga and Kudzanai Machazane go black and white

The prodigal son returns. Njabulo Ncube could not resist going back to ithimu yezwe lonke.
The prodigal son returns: Njabulo Ncube could not resist going back to ithimu yezwe lonke.

Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter

NOMADIC striker Njabulo ‘Tshiki’ Ncube made a return to Bulawayo giants Highlanders beating the transfer deadline yesterday after FC Platinum agreed to release him.

As reported by Chronicle Sport on the June 18 edition, Tshiki who had a frustrating first half of the season at FC Platinum has been brought to ease striking woes at championship chasing side despite leaving the club in a manner in which he showed no sincerity at all. He negotiated with Highlanders in bad faith knowing already he had signed for FC Platinum and was merely in the city to collect his training kit before joining his new paymasters in Kariba.

He demanded that Bosso put cash on the table something has not been easy at the black and white side.

Money first: Njabulo Ncube left Bosso not because he was fed up but for a big payday at FC Platinum
Money first: Njabulo Ncube left Bosso not because he was fed up but for a big payday at FC Platinum

Ncube is not the only player that Highlanders registered on the close of the mid-season transfer with midfielder Pasca Manhanga of Triangle and utility player Kudzanai Machazane from Tsholotsho FC signing for Bosso.

New kid on the block: Pasca Manhanga has left Triangle FC for Highlanders
New kid on the block: Pasca Manhanga has left Triangle FC for Highlanders

Highlanders’ chief executive officer Ndumiso Gumede confirmed the capture of three players which brings to five, the number of players that they have signed during the mid-season window.

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