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Orlando Pirates sign Makhehleni Makhaula on last day of transfer window

31 January 2023, 9:07 PM  |
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A soccer player on the field.

A soccer player on the field.

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A soccer player on the field.

Orlando Pirates have secured the services of former AmaZulu captain, Makhehleni Makhaula on the last day of the mid-season transfer period.

The man from Mohlakeng in Randfontein has penned a one-and-a-half-year deal with the black-and-white ensemble.

In a statement released by the Buccaneers, Makhaula expresses his delight in joining Pirates. He has been a standout performer for Usuthu in recent seasons and will bring a wealth of experience to the Buccaneers’ camp.

Meanwhile, striker Zakhele Lepasa has joined Supersport United on loan from Pirates for the remainder of the current campaign.

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