Orlando Pirates Set R15 Million Price for Monnapule Saleng as PSL Transfer Window Nears Close in South Africa

With only ten days left in the summer transfer window, the PSL clubs are making big moves as they work to finalize their signings.

Teams are negotiating over top prospects, and it looks like some significant deals could be on the horizon.

Big Money Deals on the Horizon

Orlando Pirates have reportedly placed a hefty price tag on the highly sought-after Monnapule Saleng, demanding R15 million for his services.

Meanwhile, Kaizer Chiefs are keeping an eye on Mamelodi Sundowns’ striker, Peter Shalulile.

However, Chiefs may face difficulties in making a move due to Shalulile’s high salary and signing bonus.

In other news, Orlando Pirates have extended the contract of defender Nkosinathi Sibisi, securing him at the club for another year.

Additionally, former Royal AM player Mxolisi Macuphu has been spotted training with Richards Bay FC, fueling speculation that he could be joining the club in Kwa-Zulu Natal soon.

Pirates Could Sell Maswanganyi for R40 Million

Orlando Pirates are reportedly in talks to sell Patrick Maswanganyi for a substantial R40 million.

Sources close to the situation have confirmed that negotiations are already underway, with interest coming from a club in Portugal.

“It’s no longer just about an inquiry, it’s about negotiations now,” said a source familiar with the situation.

“They want him back in Portugal, and they’re happy with his progress. However, everything will depend on what Pirates are asking for Maswanganyi and if UD Oliveirense can meet those demands.”

The main obstacle in these discussions is the R40 million price tag Orlando Pirates have placed on Maswanganyi.

The player is currently one of the best in the country, and if UD Oliveirense wants him, they will need to match or even exceed that asking price.

As negotiations continue, it’s clear that the final offer will determine whether or not the deal goes through.