Orlando Pirates are set on getting even stronger next season
The Sea Robbers have completed no less than six new signings for 2023/24.
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ORLANDO PIRATES’ SIX NEW SIGNINGS FOR NEXT SEASON
Having had a super successful transfer window last season with the likes of Miguel Timm, Nkosinathi Sibisi, Kermit Erasmus, and Ndabayithethwa Ndlondlo, Pirates are eager to get stronger next term.
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As reported by the club and The South African website over the past month, the Soweto giants have completed six new deals:
- Melusi Buthelezi, 25, goalkeeper
- Siphelo Baloni, 23, central midfielder
- Katlego Otladisa, 26, winger
- Patrick Maswanganyi, 25, forward
- Lesedi Kapinga, 28, attacking midfielder
- Karim Kimvuidi, 21, attacking midfielder.
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Meanwhile, coach Riveiro has expressed his delight while also suggesting that the new players are for the medium to long-term future.
“When you go to the market, there are different factors playing a role,” Riveiro said via the Sowetan.
“We had to think in the short- to mid-term, I think Pirates did an exceptional job in the market. The adaptation of the players is going so well, in some of the cases, it’s even going quicker than what we expected.
“So happy with the new players because I think the future is going to be nice for them and the club as well,” the Pirates tactician added.
DEPARTURES
Additionally, the Sea Robbers have also announced seven exits.
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The list is as follows:
- Ntsako Makhubela, 29, attacking midfielder
- Craig Martin, 29, wingback
- Nkanyiso Zungu, 27, midfielder
- Kopano Thuntsane, 23, goalkeeper
- Ndumiso Mabena, 36, striker
- Terrence Dzvukamanja, 29, striker
- Goodman Mosele, 23, midfielder.