31-year-old former Royal AM midfielder Menzi Masuku will return to the PSL after he signed for Natal side Lamontville Golden Arrows ahead of next season.
The 31-year-old has PSL experience after playing for Orlando Pirates and Chippa United, while he also has four caps for Bafana Bafana
Local football fans welcome Masuku to Arrows on social media as they believe the midfielder has made the right decisionMenzi Masuku will add quality to Lamontville Golden Arrows"The club is glad to welcome Masuku as they believe he will be a valuable addition to the squad. Arrows are in a transition period after coach Komphela left, so a few more changes will be announced soon.
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