Pirates chase PSL winger, while Chiefs seek Mayele's alternative
Orlando Pirates are hopeful they will sign uSuthu star Tshepang Moremi, who recorded ten goal contributions last campaign.
The 24-year-old, who is also being monitored by Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs, expressed his desires to partake in soccer's biggest stages, saying, 'I'd say that I am looking forward to keeping on improving. I aim to see myself playing in the Afcon and the Fifa World Cup, so I want to score goals and rack up assists.'
Moremi has each of the PSL's big three after his signature, a testament to his skill and potential. 'There has been interest in Tshepang, and it's not only from Chiefs or Pirates,' a source revealed.
'Mamelodi Sundowns are also believed to be interested in him. However, the issue will be with AmaZulu, as they are not ready to release him unless the money is too good.'
Meanwhile, Orlando Pirates' bitter rivals AmaKhosi are eyeing a Congolese attacker – and it's not Fiston Mayele.
The player in question is Young Africans attacking midfielder Maxi Ngenzeli.
'At the moment the club has not yet signed some of the players who they want nor those they are looking at. It's believed that they are spreading the search wide so that they can get the kind of players they really need this season,' an inside source said.
'Apparently, Maxwell Nzengeli is one player they are also looking at. Coach Nabi knows him already, and the scouts and recruiters are also believed to have liked him and are looking at the possibility of getting him, depending on the conditions around the transfer.'
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