Orlando Pirates – FULL LIST: Bafana stars, PSL rivals, Chiefs’ targets linked
Orlando Pirates are closing in on some huge signings. These Bafana Bafana stars, players from PSL rivals and Kaizer Chiefs’ targets are all linked.
Orlando Pirates have quite the shopping list of transfer targets for the next transfer window.
Orlando Pirates are very busy with transfer business before the transfer window has even opened.
Moreover, the Bucs have reportedly already signed FOUR players. So, let’s take a look at all their transfer targets – including top Bafana Bafana stars, players from PSL rivals and Kaizer Chiefs’ targets.
FULL LIST OF PIRATES TRANSFER TARGETS
- Sinoxolo Kwayiba
- Sihle Nduli
- Nkosikhona Ndaba
- Tshepang Moremi
- Kabelo Kgositsile
- Jayden Rhodes
Pirates reportedly have already secured their first few signings ahead of next season.
As reported on The South Africa, the Bucs have already signed Kabelo Kgositsile from Baroka FC.
Thereafter, reports emerged claiming that they have secured the signature of Stellenbosch FC midfielder Sihle Nduli. Finally, Pirates are believed to have completed a deal for Bafana Bafana midfielder, Kwayiba.
“Orlando Pirates have signed Sinoxolo Kwayiba from Chippa United to further strengthen their squad ahead of next season,” the insider reported on Phakaaati.
Meanwhile, according to KickOff, Ndana, Moremi and Rhodes are expected to all join the Bucs next season.
“Other expected arrivals are that of Richards Bay FC left-back Nkosikhona Ndaba, Tshepang Moremi of AmaZulu FC and possibly Cape Town City’s Jayden Rhodes, who has been a long-time target,” the publication stated.
Therefore, Pirates are now linked with SIX players from PSL rivals indluding Bafana nationals. Furthermore, some of these players have been linked with Amakhosi too.
Moremi is one of SIX Kaizer Chiefs transfer targets. Whilst, Amakhosi were also close to signing Nduli in the last transfer window.
WHICH BUCS TRANSFER TARGET DO YOU THINK WOULD BE THE BEST SIGNING FOR THE SOWETO GIANTS?
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