Ghana features in Sundowns recruitment drive in PSL

Four Ghanaians have joined champions Mamelodi Sundowns in the club’s recruitment drive which spreads to 30 countries.

The four Ghanaians are Mumuni Abubakar, Brimah Razak, Rashid Sumaila, and Emmanuel Baffour.

Rashid Sumaila signed with the Brazilians in February 2013, from Ebusua Dwarfs. Emmanuel Baffour joined Sundowns from New Edubiase in 2012, midfielder Mumuni Abubakar joined the Brazilians in 2012 from New Edubiase, and goalkeeper Brimah Razak joined the club in 2017.

Sundowns have had players from Argentina, Belgium, Burundi, Chile, Colombia, Guinea-Bissau, Uruguay, Venezuela, Netherlands.

Below is the list:

Algeria – Fares Hachi

Argentina – Emiliano Tade, Vicente Principiano

Belgium – Glenn Verbauwhede

Botswana – Mogakolodi Ngele

Brazil – Eduardo Ferreira, Ricardo Nascimento

Burundi – Fiston Abdul Razak

Cameroon – Roger Feutmba, Alain Amougou, Christian Moudouthe-Bille

Chile – Jorge Acuna

Colombia – Leonardo Castro

Congo (Kinshasa) – Patrick Apataki Kifu

Cote d’Ivoire – Siaka ‘Chico’ Tiene, Yannick Zakri, Bangaly Soumahoro, Frank Guela, Adama Outtarra

Eswatini – Sibusiso Dlamini

Guinea-Bissau – Tony Silva

Kenya – Brian Mandela Onyango

Liberia – Anthony Laffor

Malawi – Ernest Mtawali, Chancey Gondwe

Mozambique – Elias ‘Dominguez’ Pelembe, Dario Monteiro, Victor ‘Vitinho’ dos Santos, Antonio ‘Paulito’ Trigo

Namibia – Peter Shalulile, Sydney Plaatjies, Ronnie Kanelelo

Netherlands – Alje Schut

New Zealand – Jeremy Brockie

Nigeria – Raphael Chukwu, Solomon Okpako, Muisi Ajao, Teslim Fatusi, Soga Sambo

Senegal – Mame Niang

Togo – Dove Wome

Uganda – Denis Onyango

Uruguay – Gaston Sirino, Bryan Aldave

Venezuela – Jose Torrealba, Jose Ali Meza, Rafael Dudamel

Zambia – Kennedy Mweene, Rotson Kilambe, Felix Katongo, Collins Mbesuma, Sashi Chalwe, Mukuka Mulenga, Gift Kampamba

Zimbabwe – Nelson Bandura, Khama Billiat, Alois Bunjira, Devine Lunga, Kudakwashe Mahachi, Cuthbert Malajila, Henry McKop, Nyasha Mushekwi, Lionel Mutizwa, Method Mwanjali, Peter Ndlovu, Esrom Nyandoro, Simba Nhivi Sithole