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Orlando Pirates’ Struggle to Secure a New Striker Amidst Fierce Competition

The Orlando Pirates have been busy in the transfer market, having signed three players so far for the upcoming season. However, their search for a top-quality striker remains a challenge. Although they have added Melusi Buthelezi, Siphelo Beloni, and Katlego Otladisa to their squad, they have yet to find a prolific scorer.

Strong Competition for Striker Signings

Despite their efforts, the Pirates have struggled to secure a striker, with several players linked to the team, including Ashley Cupido, Ranga Chivaviro, Mokete Mogaila, and Benson Omala. Unfortunately, the Buccaneers have not been successful in this department.

Pursuing Ashley Cupido

The Pirates have been keen on signing Cape Town Spurs’ Ashley Cupido, who has been in remarkable form, scoring double figures for his current team. The 22-year-old’s goals have been instrumental in driving the Spurs forward as they compete for promotion through the playoffs.

However, recent reports suggest that the Pirates’ significant R3 million bid for Cupido has been rejected by the Spurs. The Cape Town-based club is seeking a higher sum, leaving the Pirates with a dilemma. Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns are also vying for Cupido’s signature, intensifying the competition.

Will the Pirates Succeed in Securing a New Striker?

The competition in the transfer market for top strikers is fierce, and the Pirates have their work cut out for them. It remains to be seen whether they will submit an improved bid for Cupido or shift their focus to alternative targets.

The Orlando Pirates’ quest for a new striker underlines the club’s desire to strengthen their team and improve their performance in the upcoming season. As the transfer market heats up, the Buccaneers must compete with their rivals to secure top talent. Will they succeed in landing Cupido or another proficient striker? Only time will tell.

Michael Jameson

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