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Ajax Cape Town snap up ZANACO’s Rodrick Kabwe

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Highlights Barclay's Bank Cup 2016 Edition Quarter Final: Zanaco vs Kabwe Warriors at Nkoloma stadium on Saturday, 17th September 2016.

Ajax Cape Town are believed to be close to signing ZANACO midfielder Rodrick Kabwe, as they look to bolster their side in the January transfer window.
 
Kabwe, 24, was linked with the Urban Warriors last year, while Orlando Pirates were also thought to be interested in him at one stage.
 
However, according to sources, the ZANACO man has agreed a one-and-a-half-year contract at Ikamva that will get underway next month, with three one-year options on top of the original period.
 
While there has not been official confirmation of Kabwe’s move to South Africa’s Absa Premiership, it is believed the completion of the move is imminent.
 
Kabwe is available on a free transfer with his contract in his home country expired at the end of the year.

If all things go to plan he will join up with Stanley Menzo’s side next month.

11 COMMENTS

  1. This chap is not serious. Go to the Champions league with ZANACO and get more exposed, raise your value rather than to a team in SA at a low value.

  2. Not true, I have personally spoken to Rodrick today. He is not aware of this move. The report by LT is not even authentic, they have not quoted anyone and just being speculative. Give us worthwhile news and stop spreading rumours.

  3. Rodrick’s contract was confirmed on supersport blizzard news, all the same he must have participated in caf championship.

  4. Zambian teams should also do more if they want to keep such players. DRC league is cancelled lets also porch some players from there.

  5. Let lean from the past Mukuka Mulenga is roting in sa with all that skill the boy had. Kabwe you are not ripe yet you need to consolidate your career before you move of course in europe not sa. Timely warning boy.

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