Stellenbosch FC have confirmed the departures of Nigeria internationals Olisa Ndah and Kazie Enyinnaya after both players' contracts with the South African club expired.

Ndah ends a short stint at Stellies

Ndah arrived at the Cape Winelands club in February, having left Orlando Pirates the previous month following a mutual termination of his contract. The centre-back had requested an early release from Pirates to secure regular first-team football.

His transition to Stellenbosch was not straightforward — work permit complications delayed his debut and limited his availability throughout his time at the club. The 28-year-old ultimately made seven league appearances for the former CAF Confederation Cup semi-finalists.

Despite the brief stint, Ndah remains a highly regarded figure in South African football. During his time at Orlando Pirates, he made 88 appearances across all competitions, scored one goal, and played a key role in the club's domestic success. He also holds a Nigerian Professional Football League title with Akwa United, won during the 2020/21 season.

Enyinnaya attracts fresh interest

Enyinnaya joined Stellenbosch two years ago after departing former NPFL champions Rivers United. The 27-year-old made over 50 appearances for Gavin Hunt's side, establishing himself as a dependable option across the backline.

The former home-based Super Eagles defender is understood to be attracting interest from several clubs in South Africa, and could remain in the country as he seeks a new challenge.