Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates are set to make some huge changes to their respective squad for next season.
Chiefs are preparing for their first season in Africa with Nasreddine Nabi, while Pirates start life without Jose Riveiro.
Chiefs and Pirates competing in the same market
With that, it’s imperative for both Soweto giants to attack the transfer market, in order to boost their squads. In previous windows it has been a common practice to see both Pirates and Chiefs in the same market. They were believed to be chasing the likes of Oswin Appollis. Furthermore, his Polokwane City teammate Thabang Matuludi, Chippa United star Sinoxolo Kwayiba too. The two clubs are also reported to be interested in Fawaaz Basadien, who Mamelodi Sundowns are eyeing too. The next player that the two clubs were thought to be battling for is Masindi Nemtajela of Marumo Gallants.
But not so long ago, another player that was a hot topic for both Chiefs and Pirates was Rowan Human. In the end, it was AmaZulu who walked away with the player’s signature, after meeting then Maritzburg United’s fee. This publication then reported last week that the player was set to become a free agent. This after failing to agree terms on a new contract with Usuthu.
Human offered to both Soweto giants on a free
Now according to iDiski Times Human has been offered to both Chiefs and Pirates as a free agent!
“AmaZulu FC midfielder Rowan Human has been offered to Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs by his representatives as he is set to leave the club on a free transfer. Human will leave Usuthu at the end of June after his contract expires after the 24-year-old failed to reach an agreement with the club on a new contract. iDiski Times has established that Human has been offered to both Soweto giants by his representatives and it could only be a matter of time before he gets snapped up as he will be a free agent and rediscovered his old form.” Wrote the publication.
Who needs him more? Amakhosi or Buccaneers?
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