In a bold move, Orlando Pirates have signed Sinoxolo Kwayiba, an offensive midfielder for Chippa United, in preparation for the upcoming season. This season, the 25-year-old playmaker has been among the Betway Premiership's best performers, and it appears like his efforts could soon be rewarded with a major transfer to Soweto. Kwayiba, who has scored seven goals in twenty-three games for Chippa United, has reportedly agreed to terms with Pirates, according to iDiski Times.
The Sea Robbers are looking for a number 10 like the Gqeberha native, who is renowned for his enthusiasm, creativity, and goal-scoring prowess as well as his deftness in confined places. Once the deal is finalized, Kwayiba will become a part of a strong midfield unit that also includes Kabelo Dlamini and Patrick Maswanganyi. It has been suggested that Karim Kimvuidi, Azola Tshobeni, and Thuso Moleleki—all offensive midfielders—may be sent out on loan in order to make room for new prospects.
Jose Riveiro, head coach of the Pirates, has been emphasizing the importance of staying in the moment as his team gets ready for the Nedbank Cup final, when they have the opportunity to win a third consecutive trophy. A record-setting hat trick is still far from certain, but the Spanish strategist is adamant that there are other considerations. Telling The Citizen, "We're not just showing up for the party and fireworks."-Riveiro.
Going to the final means competing and winning. What we're here to do. There's every reason for Pirates supporters to be optimistic about what's to come, starting with another trophy this season, thanks to Riveiro's inspiring combination of composure and determination and the possibility of signing new talent like Kwayiba
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