Brave Warriors striker Elmo Kambindu has joined Mozambique’s Clube de Desportos da Costa do Sol, commonly known as Costa do Sol on a two-year contract.

This was confirmed by his representative Olsen Kahiriri Sports Consultancy, which said the former Mighty Gunners striker had completed his move to Mozambique last week.

“We were approached by our international partners with the request to recommend a striker whose profile matched Elmo’s. We sent him over there for trials and he succeeded. Costa do Sol agreed on the price with his former club here and everything is sorted,” owner of the consultancy Olsen Kahiriri said.

He however could not reveal the amount between the two clubs, nor the player’s salary saying that those were private figures.

Speaking to Nampa from Nelson Mandela Bay where he is with the national team for the Council of Southern African Football Associations (Cosafa) Cup currently underway, Kambindu said he was welcomed with open arms by the team.

“Well, I came there with a purpose of coming to help the team achieve something, I can’t really compare the two leagues (Namibia and Mozambique) because I have not yet started playing, but the club is well organised,” he said.

He added that he would like to achieve something with the Mozambique club who are going to play in the 2021/22 Confederation of African Football Champions League.

Costa do Sol is the club with the most titles won in Mozambique since the independence of that country and are currently the defending champions of the Moçambola, the top division in Mozambican football.

Source: Namibia Press Agency