Botswana giants Township Rollers have joined the race to sign former Orlando Pirates midfielder Oupa Manyisa ahead of next season. Read more here ▶️
Besides a football role, VTM are reportedly looking to recruit Manyisa to Gaborone in an ambassadorial role next season."We are very interested. We have made an offer, and we're waiting for the player to get back to us."
Manyisa also confirmed his trip to Botswana but declined to comment on the possibility of relocating to Botswana."It was good trip, and we enjoyed watching football in that country over the weekend," Manyisa told
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