Angolan outfit Wiliete Sport Club capture South African winger Makhlatse Makudubela

Angolan outfit Wiliete Sport Clube de Benguela have reportedly secure the services of South African attacker Makhlatse Makudubela.

The 35-year-old veteran winger is heading to the Angolan top-flight outfit as a free agent following his departure from DR Congo giants AS Vita Club.

Makudubela previously played in South Africa for Mamelodi Sundowns, Orlando Pirates, and also had a spell in the Czech Republic with Karviná FC.

Makudubela, a former winger for Young Africans, made history as the first South African to play in the Democratic Republic of Congo [DRC]. He was also the first South African to compete in Tanzania’s vibrant football league.

After leaving Marumo Gallants at the end of the 2021/22 Premiership season, Makudubela spent a year in East Africa, where he quickly became a fan favourite with Yanga.

The experienced winger is expected to play a huge role for the Angolan outfit as the team gear up for the CAF Confederation Cup season.

With his wealth of experience, Makudubela will be a great addition to the club heading into the new football campaign.

Wiliete Sport Club are aiming to make a meaningful impact next campaign and will be counting on the veteran midfielder.