Eric Bekoe
South Africa club Amazulu are seeking Ghanaian striker Eric Bekoe to solve their attacking problems after emerging as one of the low scoring teams Premier Soccer League this season.
Bekoe is already training with the club in a bid to convince the coaches of the club that he is the man for the job.
The Berekum Chelsea, who is a former top scorer of the Ghana top-flight is expected to stay in South Africa for two weeks before his future is decided.
His potential, having excelled in the Egyptian top-flight with ENPPI, is what has attracted AmaZulu to him to help turn around their miserable scoring record ahead of next season.
AmaZulu are on the verge of setting an unwanted new club record for the lowest number of goals scored in a Premier Soccer League (PSL) season.
Usuthu have managed just 21 goals in their 29 games to date as they prepare to face Black Leopards in their final match of the season on Saturday.
The club?s previous low in a full campaign came in the 2006-07 season when they netted just 22 times and finished in 15th position, in the end surviving through the play-offs.
In only four instances have teams scored fewer goals in a PSL season, and on each they were either relegated automatically or had to battle through the play-offs.
Dynamos scored just 20 goals in 34 games when they were relegated in 1998-99.
Mpumalanga Black Aces also scored 20 times in finishing in the relegation playoff position in 2008-09.
