Ex Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs Star George Maluleka Joins Ambitious Amazulu

• Amazulu continued to make a statement on the transfer market following the capture of George Maluleka from Mamelodi Sundowns
• The 33-year-old midfielder joined Usuthu as a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Mamelodi Sundowns last month
• Maluleka will join talented players like Gabadinho Mhango coming in from Orlando Pirates and Dumisani Zuma from Kaizer Chiefs

It did not take long for George Maluleka to find himself a team, signing on with Amazulu.

The 33-year-old midfielder's contract at Mamelodi Sundowns expired at the end of last month, having barely featured for the DStv Premiership champions since joining them from Kaizer Chiefs in 2020. He did win a Treble with them in 2021/22 and the league in 2021, but only made 19 appearances for the Brazilians in that time.

According to The Citizen, Amazulu president confirmed that Maluleka had signed a two-year deal with the club. His acquisition was revealed in the form of the Durban-based club's social media channels in a video.

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He is the latest of a string of highly talented players joining the team. Striker Gabadinho Mhango came in from Orlando Pirates, while Dumisani Zuma landed from Chiefs after being released by the Amakhosi.

Other incomers are Riaan Hanamub (left-back), Augustine Chidi Kwem (centre-forward), Ethan Brooks (central midfield), Veluyeke Zulu (centre-back), Thendo Mukumela (centre-back) and Rally Bwalya (central midfield).

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As reported by Sports Brief, the 60-year-old Zondo was unveiled yesterday at a gathering in Sandton, Johannesburg. The likes of players Samir Nurkovic were also unveiled on a free transfer after leaving Kaizer Chiefs, and Moroka Swallows duo Ruzaigh Gamildien and Khetukuthula Ndlovu. New Zealand international Andre de Jong joined Thwihli Thwahla from their Durban rivals Amazulu.