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It’s thought that Orlando Pirates are prepared to search for a new striker during the off-season.
Andy Boyeli of the DRC is reportedly under attack from pirates, but it doesn’t seem to be enough.
Along with their bitter rivals Kaizer Chiefs, they are also said to be contenders for Ivorian striker Freddy Michael Kouablan. The just ended January transfer window saw the club in action. Bienvenu Eva Nga was freed after Pirates lured in others like Thabiso Lebitso and Talent Mbatha. Then, Thembinkosi Lorch, a club mainstay, may have been the largest departure. The playmaker surprised the Mamelodi Sundowns opponents on deadline day by securing a transfer.
There were rumors just last week that they were keeping an eye on Sabelo Ndzinisa, a seasoned Swati goal machine. This magazine said earlier this week that Tremaine Eastmond, a former striker for Burnley’s development academy, has been welcomed to Pirates for evaluations. As of right now, Soccer-Laduma’s most recent reports suggest that they may have already decided on the player.
“The Yanga player (Stephane Aziz Ki) is being pursued by the Pirates because they want to add more talent and experience in front of the upcoming season. The fact that Tshegofatso Mabasa has been playing well since returning from loan is impressive to the club; other players who have performed well this season include Evidence Makgopa and Zakhele Lepasa. Eastmond, a Spurs player, might be one of those to consider later rather than right now, the insider stated.
Whether Eastmond makes an impression at Pirates would be intriguing to watch. especially considering that the relegation-threatened Cape Town Spurs felt he was not good enough. By the end of the season, the Buccaneers are expected to be prepared to make significant changes to their striking unit. It is believed that Souaibou Marou, Kermit Erasmus, and Zakhele Lepasa are making their way toward the exit.
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