Siyanda Ndlovu is being linked with a move from Golden Arrows to fellow Betway Premiership side Mamelodi Sundowns, according to transfer data emerging from Germany-based website Transfermarkt.
The 22-year-old right winger, currently valued at €800k, is listed as a rumoured target for Sundowns, with the move logged on 10 February 2026. No fee, contract length or agreement is indicated, and the reported probability of the transfer is marked only as “?”, underlining that discussions – if any – remain at a speculative stage.
Ndlovu, who plays for Lamontville Golden Arrows in South Africa’s top flight, has seen his market value rise sharply over the last two years, from €100k in January 2024 to its current €800k as of December 2025. That progression reflects his growing importance at Arrows after stepping up from the club’s reserves, where he was promoted to the senior side ahead of the 2023–24 season.
The South Africa-born attacker, from Dannhauser in KwaZulu-Natal, operates primarily as a right winger in an attacking role. He wears shirt number 38 for Golden Arrows and has only represented the Durban-based club at senior level, having previously featured for Lamontville Golden Arrows Reserves in the same Betway Premiership structure.
Transfermarkt’s listing frames the interest as an internal Premiership move, with both Arrows and Sundowns competing in the same South African league. While Ndlovu’s current contract details and expiry date are not recorded, the lack of information raises the possibility that he could move for a negotiated fee now or, depending on his actual deal, even approach free-agent status in the future.
If a transfer to Sundowns were to materialise, it would mark a significant step in Ndlovu’s career, potentially elevating his profile within South African football and testing whether his rapid rise in market value can be matched by sustained impact at one of the league’s most ambitious clubs.
