Moroka Swallows’ Daniel Akpeyi Unlikely to Join AmaZulu Despite Interest

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Despite AmaZulu’s expressed interest in signing Moroka Swallows’ goalkeeper Daniel Akpeyi, recent reports suggest that Swallows coach Steve Komphela is reluctant to let him go. This article examines AmaZulu’s pursuit of Akpeyi and the obstacles they face in acquiring the seasoned shot-stopper.

AmaZulu’s Pursuit of Akpeyi

AmaZulu, in search of a seasoned goalkeeper to compete with Veli Mothwa, expressed interest in not only Akpeyi but also Orlando Pirates’ Siyabonga Mpontshane and King Ndlovu. The technical team at AmaZulu, led by coach Pablo Franco Martin, discussed the possibility of acquiring Akpeyi’s services.

Komphela’s Reluctance

Akpeyi joined Swallows on a short-term deal in January, and according to various media reports, he is dissatisfied with the package offered by the club. AmaZulu approached Akpeyi with an enticing offer, but Swallows coach Steve Komphela rejected their advances, insisting that Akpeyi is an essential part of the team’s future. He sees Akpeyi’s international experience with Nigeria and his impressive performance for Swallows in the previous season as valuable assets to the team.

AmaZulu’s Other Options

Reports suggest that AmaZulu is exploring other options to strengthen their goalkeeping department. The Durban-based club is reportedly eyeing Pirates’ veteran goalkeeper Siyabonga Mpontshane, who previously played for Platinum Stars. AmaZulu’s interest in Mpontshane and other potential targets indicates that they are still determined to bolster their goalkeeping ranks.

In conclusion, AmaZulu’s pursuit of a seasoned goalkeeper continues, but it seems unlikely that they will succeed in prying Daniel Akpeyi away from Moroka Swallows. Swallows coach Steve Komphela’s insistence on retaining the experienced shot-stopper serves as a significant obstacle for AmaZulu. However, their interest in other potential targets like Siyabonga Mpontshane suggests they are still determined to bolster their goalkeeping ranks.

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