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A Fresh Wind in Football: Orlando Pirates’ New Acquisition

by Liam Fortuin
January 20, 2024

Orlando Pirates, one of the top football clubs in South Africa, has signed Thabiso Lebitso, a winger with a reputation for accuracy and scoring ability. Lebitso’s move follows his departure from Chippa United, where he made 97 appearances. There are rumors that Sekhukhune United and Kaizer Chiefs may also be interested in acquiring Lebitso. The transfer window is a time of high excitement and unpredictability for football fans, and Lebitso’s journey with the Pirates will be closely watched.

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