Ndorogate continues to haunt Ajax

The Ndoro Saga Tendai continues to haunt Ajax Cape Town with the South African team's twin club, Ajax Amsterdam, which would reconsider its relationship with the club following its demotion in the national first division. The Warriors have decided not to continue the legal process to maintain their status as the best player and will now play in the National First Division next season.

Ari Efstathiou, co-owner of Ajax Cape Town The Netherlands does not seem to have been satisfied with the "Ndorogate" saga and its outcome.
"They are extremely disappointed," says Efstathiou. "They support the club in the NFD, but they are considering their options – and that's understandable."
Ajax Cape Town say they lacked the time and immediate legal maneuvers to keep fighting against berthing points after playing Ndoro despite t The fact that the Zimbabwean international had already played for two other clubs in a single season

They were deprived of points to finish last in the Absa Premiership and were automatically relegated, although they maintained a legal offer to stay until the end. Arrested last Friday

"They are extremely disappointed with what happened and the results of the trials," Efstathiou said.
"I do not think it reflects South African football very well, it takes five months to get to a situation like this and worse, the league has ended before the decision against us is made.

"It was a process that was delayed and who can blame them, sitting on the outside, being puzzled because the legal issues in all the other badociations generally do not take over. A week to settle while we have been there for five months. "
Efstathiou stated that their Dutch partners were aware of Legal Maneuvering in the last five months.

" From the first step we did, we discussed with them that they be very aware. I made public statements about it

. "They obviously followed the process and they were completely behind what we had agreed to do."
Ndoro is a partner of his former team. Now seems to be focusing on the possibility of a move to Kaizer Chiefs.

Chief Willard Katsande's midfielder is expected to play an important role in convincing Zimbabwean compatriot Tendai Ndoro to join Amakhosi for the upcoming season.

Katsande and Ndoro used to play together in the Zimbabwean national team and convinced the new recruit Khama Biliat, a source who said that Katsande maintained constant communication with Ndoro to make him realize that the Chiefs could be good for his career. very well and as he did with Khama, he will talk to Ndoro to join the club. The team has already shown interest and it is now up to Ndoro to make his decision.

"They believe that it will add a lot of value to the club's attack.It is understood that it has gone through a difficult period with Ajax Cape Town and the United States. Absa Premiership League, but they are confident that he will install very well at the club, "said the source. – Sowetan / Sports Reporter.