Orlando Pirates are considering loaning out Congolese attacker Karim Kimvuidi due to strong competition for places in the team. The club wants him to get more playing time and believes a loan move would benefit his development. Meanwhile, Orlando Pirates are also in the transfer race for Stellenbosch left-back Fawaaz Basadien, potentially offering players like Mako and Maela in exchange.
Strong competition for places at Orlando Pirates could spell the temporary exit of a talented attacker.
One such player is Congolese attacker Karim Kimvuidi, and now new reports suggest the club have decided to send him out on loan!“It’s like this because they don’t want him to just sit on the bench or in the stands for a long time. He is still young and he needs to keep on playing and a loan move would give him that chance,” an insider told
“After all, you should know that he is still young and he has a great future ahead of him and that’s why they invested in him and the loan move would help him grow as a player.” And now, according to the latest transfer news, the Buccaneers are willing to lose two key first team players in their attempt to sign Basadien.“With Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns having so far failed to sign Stellenbosch FC and Bafana Bafana left back Fawaaz Basadien, Orlando Pirates have a plan and they have joined the scene with the aim of signing him. They could offload captain
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