Ndoro, who was
39, reportedly passed away on Monday, according to close family sources.
The forward,
fondly remembered for his exploits at Chicken Inn before making a name across
the Limpopo with Mpumalanga Black Aces and South Africa’s giants Orlando
Pirates, breathed his last in circumstances still to be made public.
Ndoro was a
crowd favourite for the Buccaneers, where his clinical finishing earned him the
nickname “Firebrand Striker”. He also starred for the Warriors, leaving a
lasting legacy on the international stage.
Details on
where the family is gathered were still sketchy last night.
Monday evening
turned into a dark chapter for local football, as fans flooded social media to
express their shock and sorrow.
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