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Stellenbosch FC Sign Super Eagles Defender Olisa Ndah on Free Transfer

Stellenbosch FC Sign Super Eagles Defender Olisa Ndah on Free Transfer

South African side Stellenbosch FC have officially confirmed the signing of Nigerian international Olisa Ndah, adding defensive experience to their squad ahead of the new fixtures.

Ndah joined the club on a free transfer after parting ways with Orlando Pirates, where he spent four-and-a-half seasons establishing himself as a reliable centre-back.

The 28-year-old defender becomes the fourth Nigerian to feature for Stellenbosch, following the paths of Ibraheem Jabaar, Kazie Enyinnaya, and Stanley Dimgba, further strengthening the growing Nigerian presence at the club.

Ndah, who was part of Nigeria’s squad at the Africa Cup of Nations 2021 in Cameroon, has been handed the number 99 jersey and is expected to make his debut under coach Gavin Hunt when Stellenbosch face Magesi FC on Wednesday.

The move represents a fresh chapter for the Super Eagles defender as he seeks to revive his career momentum in a new environment.

Opinion: A Fresh Start That Could Reignite Ndah’s Career

Transfers in football are often more than just contract agreements — they are opportunities for reinvention. For Olisa Ndah, joining Stellenbosch could provide the platform he needs to rediscover consistency and confidence after leaving Orlando Pirates.

The South African league remains competitive and physically demanding, which suits Ndah’s defensive style. More importantly, a new dressing room and tactical system can sometimes unlock performances that players struggle to produce in familiar surroundings.

For Nigerian football, moves like this also matter. Regular playing time at club level increases the chances of national team relevance, especially with growing competition for defensive positions in the Super Eagles squad.

If Ndah adapts quickly, this transfer could prove mutually beneficial — giving Stellenbosch defensive stability while offering the player a chance to rebuild his international ambitions.

Sometimes, the right move is not always the biggest club, but the environment where a player can truly thrive.

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