Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Leonardo Castro critical of SA football – Photo: Facebook – Football Corner with Sinethemba Sithole
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Leonardo Castro has ended his clubless spell. The Colombian has joined Greenville Triumph.
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Leonardo Castro critical of SA football – Photo: Facebook – Football Corner with Sinethemba Sithole
Leonardo Castro’s exit out of Kaizer Chiefs was one of the big surprises last season but careers have to move on. The Colombian has now found a new home.
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The 33-year-old’s move was confirmed by his new club Greenville Triumph who play in the third tier in the United States of America.
“We’re delighted we’ve been able to secure Leo’s services”, the club’s head coach John Harkes said.
“He’s a top professional, a great leader, and brings much-needed quality and composure in the attacking third.
“His experiences throughout his career show that not only can he score goals, but that he likes to be in competitive environments.
“His winning attitude brings a positive influence to the team culture and attitude of the squad. We’re excited to welcome Leo and his family into our soccer family!”
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The report added to reveal that Diaz, known as ‘The Prince,’ is valued at R14 million.