Ndulula makes big announcement
by Ernest Fakude · KickOffFormer Orlando Pirates striker Bongani Ndulula has made a final decision regarding his future in football.
Ndulula has been out of competitive football for more than five years.
The former Bucs striker, who is set to turn 37 years old in November, has been keeping himself busy playing social tournaments with the hope of bouncing back to competitive football. ‘Drogba’, as Ndulula is popularly known in local football, has now officially announced his retirement from football and is planning to start life outside the football field.
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“I am done with football. I am now focused on doing other things. I have been playing some social tournaments to keep myself busy. But now I no longer have the energy to continue playing football,” Ndulula tells KICK OFF.
“I enjoyed my time playing football. Besides playing for the two big clubs in South Africa, one of my greatest achievements was representing my country during the AFCON tournament.
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"Wearing the Bafana Bafana jersey is something that I will cherish for the rest of my life,” he added.
Ndulula has played for a number of teams in the PSL, including AmaZulu, Bloemfontein Celtic and Chippa United, during his career in football