Orlando Pirates to signal ‘Plan B’ resulting from Sundowns’ cash?
Orlando Pirates have reportedly ended their pursuit of Stellenbosch FC midfielder Jayden Adams.
The Buccaneers and Mamelodi Sundowns had been set for an exciting switch duel for the Bafana Bafana man, who Stellenbosch need high greenback for.
However, the newest studies counsel the Buccaneers usually are not keen to get right into a bidding struggle with their rivals and actually have already moved on to ‘plan B’.
The membership at the moment are set on signing former Chippa United and Bloemfontein Celtic star Siphelele Luthuli.
Orlando Pirates swap consideration to Luthuli
Luthuli has reportedly handed a trial on the Buccaneers after impressing head coach Jose Riveiro.
The attacking midfielder will undoubtedly add some a lot wanted creativity to the aspect, one thing Pirates have been missing within the current previous.
In different associated information, the upcoming arrival of Thabang Matuludi spells unhealthy information for a sure Orlando Pirates defender.
The Buccaneers are closing in on the star Polokwane City right-back’s signature.
Jose Riveiro already has Deono Van Rooyen, Bandile Shandu and Thabiso Monyane at his disposal.
And now, based on studies, the upcoming arrival of Matuludi may imply unhealthy information for Bandile Shandu.
Shandu set for Orlando Pirates exit
“For now they want to loan him out since his contract is only expiring in June 2026,” an insider instructed Soccer Laduma.
“So with that in mind, they want him to go on loan and make the final decision at the end of the season. But after releasing Sandile Mthethwa and loaning out Katlego Otladisa there are few more movements still expected at the club.”
In different information, Orlando Pirates star Mofokeng can also be reportedly attracting severe curiosity from Spanish giants Barcelona FC!
Does Shandu deserve one final probability to shine?
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