It looks like Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs won’t be getting an attacking target, so they may need to find other options.
Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs are reportedly in competition for several transfer targets.
Both the Chiefs and the Pirates are recognized for their desire to add the greatest players to their respective teams.
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It is anticipated that there won’t be any differences between the two Soweto giants this season. Naturally, this will lead to them fighting for certain objectives. There are already rumors that they are fighting for Shaune Mogaila, Stanley Nwabali, Oswin Appollis, Elias Mokwana, and Riaan Hanamub.
Nevertheless, it appears that there is still more on the list, since a new name is expected to be involved in the dispute.
Actually, this publication announced three weeks ago that Chiefs had joined Pirates in the competition for Freddy Kouablan. Both were reportedly in the running for Chippa United star Baraka Majagoro last month. Since then, Thato Khiba of TS Galaxy has also been added to the list. It only goes to show that both teams want to bolster their forward lines in preparation for the upcoming campaign. The most recent name that both teams have mentioned implies that their defensive lines are another area that needs work.
APPOLLIS CONNECTED WITH BOTH PIRATES AND CHIEFS
Appollis, a star for Bafana Bafana, is one among the players who both Chiefs and Pirates are now unlikely to get. This is because the player is more likely to be sold overseas, according to Phuti Mohafe, the coach of Polokwane City FC.
“You keep in close contact with your players, and Appollis is no different. He’s very composed, and he understands when you pull him aside to have a conversation. He’s a child who still has football growth potential, and I believe he’s headed in the correct direction. Appollis is valuable to the country just by himself. He is a valuable asset to the country because of Polokwane City and the clubs he has played for. Therefore, I believe that his commitment is what
