Zambian national soccer captain, Christopher Katongo could be heading back to his South Africa club following the relegation of his current German club Arminia Bielefeld to the lower division, the Times of Zambia reported on Friday. The Times, quoting South African online magazine KickOff.com, said South African side Jomo Cosmos are interested in their former player following the team's promotion back to the top league. According to Times, negotiations were already underway between Cosmos and Arminia Bielefeld for a possible return of the player to South Africa, who scooped the golden boot award in the 2006/2007 season in South Africa. The Zambian skipper, who lit up the club with his scoring prowess, left Cosmos in the middle of the 2006/2007 after delivering 15 goals to join Danish side, Brondby IF. He later trekked to Germany where he joined Arminia Bielefeld, Times said. The club, however, was demoted at the close of last season from the German top flight to the second tier, according to Times. Cosmos team manager, Andrew Rabuta was reluctant to confirm whether they were trying to woo their former hit-man, saying 'it may jeopardise negotiations'. If the deal goes through, Katongo will be the second Zambian player after Collins Mbesuma to return to South Africa after a stint in Europe, Times said. 