Former Orlando Pirates star joining new club
Where could the former Orlando Pirates striker Gabadinho Mhango be moving to next?
According to Mike Makaab, the former Orlando Pirates player's agent, the 32-year-old Malawian is saying goodbye to Marumo Gallants.
'I can tell you that Gabadinho Mhango will leave Marumo Gallants at the end of the season and join a new club,' Makaab told FARPost without revealing the next destination.
'When you look at Mhango and how he has performed at his club, he has given it his all, but he will definitely leave at the end of the season.'
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