Former Bloemfontein Celtic striker Sandile Ndlovu is back with the Giyani-based team, Dynamos FC .

Dynamos´ spokesperson, Mr Joe Mbiza, confirmed that Ndlovu, who also played for Moroka Swallows and Mamelodi Sundowns, and the former Orlando Pirates defender, Tonic Chabalala, are training with the team.

Other well-known players who have joined the team are Swallows midfielder Siphesihle Ngobese, Jame Matola, who left Free State Stars, Hleza Mofedi, who was clubless after parting ways with Free State Stars, former Pirates star, Abednego Netshiozwi, and former Black Leopards defender Kaizer Montsi.

“We have a very balanced squad and hope to return to the Premier Soccer League at the end of the season. The experienced players will boost the young stars. Limpopo is Ndlovu’s home and he will be revitalizing his career with us,” Mbiza said.

"We have also employed a new head coach, Philip Mbofana from Zimbabwe. Dynamos is happy with his CV and the performance. He was coaching Hellenic in Swaziland and several teams in Zimbabwe. Mbofana has the FIFA coaching certificate. He will be assisted by Allan Freeze, who was the assistant coach for United FC. Every department is ready. The team registered Giyani Stadium as its home ground, while Peter Mokaba and Nkowankowa stadiums will be the alternative venues,” he said.

Dynamos fired the well-travelled coach, Mr Jacob Sakhala during the past three months and hired Shepard Murape. Morape, however, stayed only for three weeks with Dynamos and joined United FC.