After a brief and difficult stint with Orlando Pirates, young right-back Tshepo Mashiloane is set to begin a new chapter in his career, joining Sekhukhune United on a season-long loan, according to iDiski Times.
The move is a significant opportunity for the 23-year-old, who arrived at Pirates with high hopes from Baroka in the off-season but struggled to break into the first team.
MASHILOANE LEAVES AFTER FEATURING TWO GAMES ONLY
Despite glowing praise from Pirates head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou, who insisted the club had “massive faith” in his potential, Mashiloane found his playing time limited to just two league games.
This loan to Sekhukhune United, a club currently enjoying a stunning run of form, offer the perfect stage for him to rebuild his confidence and showcase his talent.
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For Sekhukhune, the move is a statement of intent. The club, nicknamed Babina Noko, has been the surprise package of the season, leading the table with an incredible 19 points from seven matches under the guidance of coach Eric Tinkler.
Their record of six wins and one draw speaks to a team on a mission, and adding a player of Mashiloane's potential demonstrates their commitment to staying on top.
The defender's arrival provides crucial depth and competition in a defense that has been key to their success so far.
While Mashiloane's signing fills one need, Sekhukhune's work in the transfer market isn't done. Sources close to the club have revealed they are also in the hunt for a striker to further boost their attacking options.
With the transfer deadline looming, the team may need to turn its attention to the free-agent market to find a suitable forward.