Tendai Ndoro has advised Khama Billiat to prioritise money and move to North Africa.

The Kaizer Chiefs star has become a target of many clubs especially those in the Arab region after putting a great performance at the 2019 Afcon in Egypt.

In an interview with The Sowetan, a South African newspaper, the Highlands Park forward said: “He (Billiat) must do what’s best for him and his family …you understand what I am trying to say. You go there in [the] Arab world, you are a millionaire within a week.”

Ndoro left Orlando Pirates for Saudi Arabia’s Al-Faisaly in 2017, and the striker admits that the move was motivated by money.

“Some of our moves are based on that (money and safeguarding the future).

“To be honest, for me when I went to Saudi Arabia, it was more about securing the future of my family… to know that I was going to be tax-free made me not think twice,” Ndoro explained.

“I just thought of my family and my life after football, maybe tomorrow I won’t be playing and what was going to happen?

“I put my daughter first … now anything can happen to me, I am covered. I was getting a lot of money there compared to what I was getting in SA at the time.”

Angolan side Petro de Luanda have also expressed interest in Billiat and reportedly offered big money to the 28-year-old in an attempt to lure him to the club.