Orlando Pirates secure Kabelo Kgositsile as their first signing for the 2025/26 season ahead of the new campaign

Orlando Pirates are already gearing up for the next season by securing their first signing ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.

This move comes as a welcome change after the team stayed quiet during the January transfer window, but now, things are looking up for the Buccaneers.

Pirates Looking to Strengthen Their Attack for Next Season

It’s no secret that Orlando Pirates are keen on improving their attacking options for the upcoming season.

With a particular focus on bolstering their wingers, the technical team has already identified this as an area in need of reinforcement.

This season, Pirates have faced a few challenges with their wide players.

Their R10 million signing, Gilberto, has not lived up to expectations and has already been loaned back to Petro de Luanda.

Additionally, Katlego Otladisa has been loaned out to Sekhukhune United, who are keen on making his move permanent.

The situation was further complicated by the ongoing Monnapule Saleng saga, which saw one more winger leave the team. While the rise of young talent Mohau Nkota has been a silver lining, the club feels more needs to be done.

As a result, they’ve already moved to secure a new winger for next season.

Kabelo Kgositsile Is Orlando Pirates’ First Signing for 2025/26

According to reports from KickOff.com, Pirates have already finalized the signing of Kabelo Kgositsile, the talented winger from Baroka FC.

A source confirmed that the deal is done, with Kgositsile set to join Orlando Pirates next season. “It’s a done deal.

Kgositsile will be in the books of Orlando Pirates next season,” said the source, noting that the process was smooth thanks to the good relationship between the two clubs.

Kgositsile caught the attention of Pirates during a recent encounter between Baroka and Pirates in the Nedbank Cup.

Despite Baroka’s loss, the speedy winger’s performance stood out, prompting Pirates’ management to act quickly and secure his services for the future.