Former Zimbabwean and Orlando Pirates striker, Tendai Ndoro, has lost his house and fleet of luxurious cars to his South Africa wife, Thando Maseko, following their divorce.
The player is said to have gone bankrupt after he registered his properties in the name of his ex-wife.
The 36-year-old and his wife, who is a model used to live in South Africa in the footballer’s multi-million dollar Kyalami Estates in Johannesburg.
The wife kicked him out of the house and also keep the cars following their divorce.
It was gathered that Ndoro has spent the better part of his playing career in South Africa, where he played for Cape Town City, Orlando Pirates, Black Aces, and Ajax Cape Town.
He also made a lot of success when he earned a transfer to Asia, lining up for Omani top division side Al-Orouba.
According to a report by Zimbabwean portal Soccer24, the veteran forward has been struggling financially since his divorce.
A source close to the footballer is quoted as saying that all his properties have gone to his ex-wife since he registered them in her name.
“As you know, Tindo (Ndoro) was married to Thando. But they didn’t have the best of marriages, they were always fighting. Despite that, he registered the house he had here in South Africa and the luxury cars they had, under the lady’s name,” the source said.
“So when they had a fall-out, he lost everything to Maseko, which explains the situation he is in now.”
Meanwhile, the owner of Mpumalanga Black Aces, Geroge Morfou, has said to have helped Ndoro with some financial help.
Also, his Zimbabwean teammate and Aston Villa midfielder Marvelous Nakamba are reported to have given him some money too.
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