Ndlovu and Sundowns sets sights on PSG and more silverware

Mamelodi Sundowns forward Siyanda Ndlovu has his focus set on securing additional silverware following his triumphant debut with the club. The 24-year-old made the move from Golden Arrows during the present transfer window and has rapidly integrated himself into coach Miguel Cardoso's strategies. Ndlovu was part of the Sundowns squad that claimed victory in the FIFA African-Asian-Pacific Cup on Saturday, defeating Al Ahli Saudi 2-1 at Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria.

Coming off the bench and featuring in the final eight minutes, the attacker marked his birthday by lifting his first trophy with the Tshwane giants. Ndlovu, reflecting on his birthday celebration, admitted he was struggling to find the right words for his emotions, expressing great happiness at the achievement. With his Sundowns career already beginning with a trophy, Ndlovu is already aiming for more success during a season that promises to be challenging.

The Brazilians are vying for multiple titles both domestically and across continents, with a win over Al Ahli keeping their hopes alive for reaching the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final. Facing Paris Saint-Germain in the final presents another motivating factor for Ndlovu, who is eager to score more triumphs this season. For a player who joined Sundowns during the current transfer window, Ndlovu's birthday celebration with a trophy sets the tone for what could be a memorable first season in the Brazilians' colors.