Orlando Pirates Reportedly Submit Huge Bid to Sign Top Kaizer Chiefs Target

Orlando Pirates Reportedly Submit Huge Bid to Sign Top Kaizer Chiefs Target

  • Orlando Pirates are reportedly looking at the possibility of pricing away a top Kaizer Chiefs transfer target from his club in Tanzania
  • The Burkina Faso international has been on the Glamour Boys since last summer, but they are yet to make an offer from him despite their interest
  • The Sea Robbers are said to be in the transfer market seeking for a new winger after sending Gilberto on loan until the end of the season

Orlando Pirates are reportedly interested in signing a Kaizer Chiefs transfer target after loaning Gilberto back to his former club, Petro de Luanda.

The Buccaneers are yet to make any signings this January but have had some of their players switch sides in this transfer window.

South African international Oswin Appollis and Thabang Matuludi have been on the Sea Robbers' radar since last summer, but the Soweto giants are yet to make any distinctive progress in both player's deals.

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Orlando Pirates reportedly make offer for the signing of Kaizer Chiefs target, Stephane Aziz Ki, from Yanga SC. Photo: Jeroen Meuwsen.
Orlando Pirates interested in signing Kaizer Chiefs target, Stephane Aziz Ki, from Yanga SC. Photo: Jeroen Meuwsen.
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Report: Pirates make huge offer for Kaizer Chiefs target

According to a report by the South African, Orlando Pirates have made an offer to sign Kaizer Chief target Stephane Aziz Ki from Yanga SC.

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The Burkina Faso international has been a target for the Glamour Boys since his performance against Nasreddine Nabi's side at the beginning of the season in a friendly game.

South African publication, Kickoff claimed that the Sea Robbers have made a R11.2 million offer to the Tanzanian club for the player's signing.

Despite the mouthwatering offer from the Premier Soccer League giants, Young Africans are still maintaining their stance that the forward is not for sale.

"Report claims that Pirates have lodged a bid of $600,000 (R11.2 million) to Young Africans to sign their talisman," KickOff.com claims.
"It is also believed that Young Africans maintain their initial stance that they do not want to sell Aziz Ki in the near future, particularly during the current window, as he remains part of the club’s plans.”

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One of the deciding factors convincing clubs like Orlando Pirates and Wydad Athletic Club to make a move for Aziz Ki is Yanga SC's recent poor performance both in the Tanzanian league and the CAF Champions League.

They appointed former TS Galaxy Sead Ramovic as their new boss late last year, but it could not save them from being knocked out of the Champions League after failing to get a home win over MC Alger in their final game in the group phase.

Kaizer Chiefs might have a chance to still sign the Burkina Faso international in the summer if they qualify for continental competition and also beat other competitors on the negotiation table, as Yanga SC are only interested in parting away with the forward for the right price.

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Raphael Abiola (sports editor) Raphael Abiola is a Nigerian Sports Journalist with over seven years of experience. He obtained a B.Tech degree in Computer Science from the Federal University of Technology, Akure, in 2015. Raphael previously worked as a football editor at Stakegains (2016-2018) and a content editor with Opera News Nigeria (2018-2023). Raphael then worked as an Editor for the Local Desk at Sports Brief (2023-2024). Reach him via email at raphael.abiola@sportsbrief.com.