Orlando Pirates trickster Monnapule Saleng hasn’t kicked a ball since November 5.
The membership has put this all the way down to ‘personal issues’, however many consider it’s as a result of membership’s resistance to promoting the 26-year-old final 12 months – Saleng had a number of European golf equipment, corresponding to Monaco and Standard Liege, enquiring about his providers.
While the mud hasn’t precisely settled on the matter, and there may be no official statement explaining his two-month hiatus, Pirates followers shall be delighted by the considered Saleng enjoying in Soweto once more.
And in keeping with SoccerLaduma, a return is imminent:
“He is a Pirates player and like any player who is fit and ready he will always be available for selection. He will be back with the team soon to continue from where he left off with his contribution.”
Will he play within the Soweto derby?
Saleng delivered a masterclass in Orlando Pirates’ most up-to-date conflict with Kaizer Chiefs, netting a decisive double that secured an exhilarating 3-2 victory for his aspect.
Now, with another Soweto Derby just days away, uncertainty looms over whether or not the Bafana star will make an look—a prospect that has Chiefs followers quietly hoping for his absence.
Mofokeng to North Africa?
“Wydad Athletic are in advanced negotiations with South African club Orlando Pirates over the potential signing of 20-year-old striker Relebohile Mofokeng according to Moroccan media,” SoccerLaduma reported.
“According to Moroccan publication Lesiteinfo Wydad have made a tempting monetary supply to Pirates for the younger ahead, with the South African membership reportedly leaning in the direction of accepting the bid,
“Mofokeng, who is considered one of South Africa’s brightest rising stars, is said to be open to the prospect of working under his compatriot, Rulani Mokwena, at Wydad. However, while the offer from Wydad is enticing, a move at this stage seems unlikely.”
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