WARRIORS striker Tendai “Fire 7” Ndoro is capable of solving Ajax Cape Town’s scoring problems, Turkish born coach Muhsin Ertugral believes.

Ndoro has joined the Urban Warriors from Saudi Arabia and reunites with Ertugral whom he worked under at Mpumalanga Black Aces a couple of seasons ago.

Ndoro is however yet to finalize his work permit.

Ajax Cape Town, who also has Zimbabwean international Gerald Takwara on their books, created numerous chances against Mamelodi Sundowns on Tuesday night but failed to convert those into goals.

And Ertugral believes Ndoro could be the solution.

"The entries in the last third is always a problem. That's where we are lacking a little bit. The first 20 minutes if Tendai was there we could have finished it. He could have had a hat-trick today," he told Kick Off.

"He's the proper player that knows exactly the zones and where he needs to be. You give him a half chance he will score. We need to work on that last part."

Ajax Cape Town are currently second from bottom on the 16-team ABSA Premiership table after losign 2-1 against Mamelodi Sundowns.