29-year-old Namibian shot-stopper Edward Maova has left NFD side, University of Pretoria, to play in the PSL for Lamontville Golden Arrows next season.
The 29-year-old Namibian joins Menzi Masuku as a new players at the Natal side, who are still looking for a permanent head coachSource: Twitter"Arrows is obviously a club that is going through many changes, and they are glad to have landed a talented player like Maova. The intention is to add more talented players to the club before next season."
Following the departure of Komphela as head coach, Arrows have been linked with Owen da Gama, Dan Malesela and Lehlohonolo Seema for the job, while Mabhudi Khanyeza is an option.Local football fans are happy to see Maova jump from NFD to the PSL, and they shared their excitement on social media.Junior Bester is the current Entertainment Writer at Briefly News. He achieved a ND:Journalism at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology in 2012.
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