Mamelodi Sundowns Sign Peter Shalulile and Mothobi Mvala. The Brazilians will go into the next season defending three trophies. Just like all great team, they strengthen while they’re on top. Today Sundowns confirmed the signings of Peter Shalulile and Mothobi Mvala from Highlands Park.
Mamelodi Sundowns published this press release below.
Mamelodi Sundowns have secured the services of Highlands Park star striker Peter Shalulile and midfielder Mothobi Mvala on 5-year deals.
The Brazilians, already boasting an impressive strike force, have added Shalulile who shared the PSL’s Golden Boot this season with Gabadinho Mhango.
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“I joined Sundowns because I think it’s one of the best clubs in Africa and I want to win trophies. It’s a platform for me to play in Africa with the CAF Champions League. “
Shalulile has had an impressive season for the Lions of the North, having scored 16 goals in the PSL this season, with three in the Nedbank Cup. Having spent 5 years at Highlands Park after joining from Namibian club Tura Magic FC. The Namibian international made 85 appearances scoring 29 goals and collecting eight assists during his time in Tembisa.
Mothobi Mvala is set to join a star-studded championship-winning side consisting of several Bafana Bafana and African internationals, with Pitso Mosimane adding some bite in the heart of the Brazilian’s midfield.
“Every season Sundowns competes for trophies, which is something you want as a player, to win something for yourself, for your family, for the supporters, for everyone, I’m looking forward to meeting all the players, so that we can share good moments and keep winning.”
The hard-tackling midfielder is a notorious enforcer with the reputation to back himself. Still only 26, the midfielder will look to build on his 34 appearances for his former club during the 19/20 season in which he racked up some serious defensive miles.
Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates are yet to announce any transfer as Mamelodi Sundowns Sign Peter Shalulile and Mothobi Mvala.
