AmaZulu rope in Simo Dladla from Durban City
Dladla will serve as an assistant to head coach Arthur Zwane who was offered a contract to stay in that role.
He joins AmaZulu barely a week after his departure from Durban City whom he helped regain promotion to the topflight.
The two parties – Durban City and Dladla – could not agree terms on a new deal, and they both decided to go separate ways.
Now, according to UnplayableZA , Usuthu have taken full advantage of Dladla's situation with Durban City. AmaZulu head coach Arthur Zwane. Image: AmaZuluFC
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