Tusker FC have wasted little time filling the void left by departing goalkeeper Pavelh Ndzila by unveiling fellow Congolese international Perrauld Fran Dom Ndinga Tsatou as their new shot-stopperDownload our Mozzart Sport App for more newsThe 12-time FKF Premier League champions moved swiftly after Ndzila completed his transfer to Shabana, with the Brewers once again placing their trust in the Congolese goalkeeping school as they prepare for a demanding domestic and continental campaign.Ndinga is expected to be named in Julien Mette's matchday squad later on Saturday when Tusker face Zanzibar side KVZ in their final CECAFA Kagame Cup fixture in Rwanda.##NAJAVA_MECA_9872721##Announcing the signing on their official social media platforms, the Mozzart Bet Cup holders wrote, "A new arrow added into our quiver today. Gardien international du Congo-Brazzaville. Bienvenue, gar!"The arrival of the 26-year-old goalkeeper is another piece in Tusker's squad rebuild after the club released 15 players at the end of last season in readiness for their return to continental football through the CAF Confederation Cup.So far, the Ruaraka-based side has strengthened across every department, bringing in experienced Harambee Stars left back Abud Omar from Kenya Police FC, Nigerian striker Victor Mbaoma from Remo Stars, defender John Otieno from Nairobi United, midfielders December Kisaka and Stephen Omondi, defenders Talena Ochieng and Collins Ochieng, forwards Aboubacar Doumbia and Abdoulie Joof, while youngster James Mark Otieno has earned promotion from the club's youth ranks.Double blow for Gor Mahia as duo sidelined ahead of Kagame Cup semi-finalFor Ndinga, the move to Kenya marks another chapter in a career that has already taken him across Central Africa and onto the continental stage.Standing at 1.92 meters, the goalkeeper began his senior career with Congolese giants AS Otohô, where he established himself as one of the club's first-choice goalkeepers and gained valuable experience in the CAF Champions League.His impressive performances earned him a move to Gabonese champions AS Mangasport ahead of the 2025/26 season.Former Shabana head coach lands new role at FKF Premier League clubAlthough his stay was brief, he featured in three competitive matches, including a CAF Champions League preliminary round clash against Burkina Faso's Rahimo, where he kept a clean sheet in a goalless draw.On the international stage, Ndinga made his senior debut for Congo in October 2025, playing the full 90 minutes in a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Niger before retaining his place between the posts six days later against Morocco.##NAJAVA_MECA_9874971##Before earning his first cap, he had twice been included in Congo's matchday squad as an unused substitute, first in an international friendly against Benin and later in a FIFA World Cup qualifier against Uganda.