Ajax Cape Town announced the signing of Zimbabwe international Tendai Ndoro on a two-year contract after successfully completing his medical.
Ndoro, 32, who left Orlando Pirates during the previous transfer window to join Saudi Arabian side Al-Faisaly, returns to the Premier Soccer League to reunite with former Mpumalanga Black Aces coach Muhsin Ertugral.
The Urban Warriors are currently hovering at the foot of the log standings with just three wins from their 14 league games played.
"Having a player of Tendai's magnitude and calibre on board for any coach is a massive boost, he is a great player and hopefully he can rise to the occasion," Ertugral told the club's website.
"I am very excited to work with him once more, in South Africa he will be a very valuable player to any team and I am confident he will do very well for us.
"He is the complete package, he has played overseas, performed for big clubs in the past and his experience will be a valuable asset. There are a lot of talented youngsters at the club and Ndoro will help them in reaching their potential.
"He [Tendai] is firing on all cylinders and hopefully we can get back to winning ways for our loyal supporters," said Ertugral.