Former Premier Soccer League striker Sandile Ndlovu has offered advice to Bonginkosi Ntuli, who is currently struggling with game-time at AmaZulu.
Ntuli, has been a key player at Usuthu over the last two years and was instrumental in saving the club from from relegation last season.
This campaign, the attacker has been struggled with game-time forced by injuries and uncertainty about his future.
Ndlovu believes as much as Ntuli is starved of appearances, the club still needs his service especially with a possibility of qualifying for the CAF competition.
"Bonginkosi Ntuli is a big striker, he doesn't suit the style played by AmaZulu FC right now under coach Benni McCarthy and if you look at the likes of Lehlohonolo Majoro, (who is) mobile," Ndlovu tells the Siya crew.
"I don't think he is not in McCarthy's plans, he just need to adapt to the set up in the team. He is a good striker and the club can't really lose a player like him."
Usuthu are currently in second position in the log with a huge chance to secure a passage to the CAF Champions League and Ndlovu feels that it is up to the players to not lose focus. They must be able to deal with being on top.
"AmaZulu are in a good space to qualify for CAF. They need to keep pushing and I've seen their fighting spirit, they are united. They must now avoid losing focus, they in a very tough position and everyone wanta to beat them," he added.
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