Ngoma is currently on the books of AmaTuks, on loan from the Buccaneers.
However, after his superb performance against Ajax Cape Town at the weekend there were erroneous reports that the Tshwane-born midfielder had made a permanent move to Tuks during the off season.
"I am only on loan to AmaTuks," Ngoma confirms. "I still have a three-year contract with Pirates."
Ngoma was a youth player at Tuks since the age of 13. He almost joined Pirates in 2008, but the move was scuppered by injury, and when his contract at Tuks expired at the end of June, he finally signed for the Soweto giants.
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However, he was not registered by Bucs for this season, was made available for loan by the club at the end of July, and rejoined Tuks.
The former Under-23 star stole the show at the weekend, scoring four goals in a 5-1 drubbing of Ajax, and he says he is not thinking about a return to Pirates right now.
"I am taking each game at a time, playing my normal game," he says. "I don't want to talk a lot but my performance will tell the story. I'll leave the other things off the field to my business manager."
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Ngoma will be up against Pirates in the colours of University of Pretoria at Loftus Stadium on Sunday, but he says he will do his talking on the pitch.
"I am more focusing on helping AmaTuks than worrying about going back to Pirates. It's up to Pirates if they want to recall me next season.
"I have nothing to prove at Pirates and will just focus playing well for AmaTuks.
"I am proud of being part of history at AmaTuks, and scoring four goals in one game," he says. "But I think credit should also go to my teammates and technical team as the victory was not only about an individual effort but teamwork. I hope I will continue scoring this season."
Ngoma says the hard work he has been putting in at training is starting to pay off.
"This was my third game in the starting line-up," he says. "I always stay behind at training to work on some other aspect of my game and I think the minor things that I am doing after training are paying off."
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Ayikho ibhari enamafinyila ezo ngcengwa la!
thuth teller
posted: 10:43 am | Report
Bazodliwa intwana yabo.watch out boi the aging Gorilla backline can be cruel sometimes.watch your nutts.
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I am a bhakaniya and angithukanga mina...
We stated this yesterday that this boy is on loan from the champs,anyways they shud recall him coz RDS belivs in young blood not tired peeps like Benni
He is a GALAXY and must know Pirates is not Ajax, i hope he saw what Sangweni did to Neymar and what Jali did to Shikabala(Egypt no 10) and what Mahamutsa did to that SSU player.
we will assess your performance on an overall season not one game.
wedding bells @ Naturena
YEYE and AKHONA abantwana baka Sathane, umshado wamadimoni
Not intimidated by rookies............the second whistle will scare some "bharis" nextdoor not DTC
Ma-Bhakabhaka......why RDS replaces Sox?
Soon after that Celtic thaught they are better......Sox must never be replaced , hence 3goals in 20mins.
"sizokuphinda lokho , futhi"..................3goals in 20mins
u-Mahamutsa uzoyipitshiza isende lentwana
Round 2 Its the marathon
Round 3 We will come back Belly is injured
Round 4 The colonel had tooth ache now he lost his other tooth
Round 5 They are only holding the umbrella
Round 6 they played weak teams so far
Round 26 Kaizer Chiefs are Champs with 4 games to play..