PSL Transfer: Pirates headhunt Chiefs trialist

PSL Transfer: Pirates headhunt Chiefs trialist Orlando Pirates are still looking at revamping their squad even though they’ve had some incredible signing in the past transfer window which have excelled at Mayfair. However, it has been an immense challenge for certain players to fight for their place within the club, which opens up a door for new players to be recruited in order to have more tighter competition within players on each position. It’s always great for the Buccaneers to have depth in their squad, as they’ve suffered immense injuries on their key players in the past. Now, it’s believed that the Sea Robbers will look into assessing their arch rivals Kaizer Chiefs trialist that didn’t make the cut on Arthur Zwane’s wishlist of players to be signed. Orlando Pirates are still looking at revamping their squad even though they’ve had some incredible signing in the past transfer window which have excelled at Mayfair. However, it has been an immense challenge for certain players to fight for their place within the club, which opens up a door for new players to be recruited in order to have more tighter competition within players on each position. It’s always great for the Buccaneers to have depth in their squad, as they’ve suffered immense injuries on their key players in the past. Now, it’s believed that the Sea Robbers will look into assessing their arch rivals Kaizer Chiefs trialist that didn’t make the cut on Arthur Zwane’s wishlist of players to be signed. According to reports, the Marumo Gallants star Ismael Olivier Toure has impressed the Soweto giants in a way that they wanted to see how they bring him into their squad. As they’ve noticed a loophole in their defense and they feel that Toure can be an ideal defender at Pirates. As he’s got the physique, height and defensive skills that’s needed for any defender in the DStv Premiership. Also, he has helped Gallants on numerous occasions from different opposition deadly attackers. Also, he can still grow within the Soweto giants as long as he’s given a chance to play and work with the club’s technical team. Orlando Pirates are still looking at revamping their squad even though they’ve had some incredible signing in the past transfer window which have excelled at Mayfair. However, it has been an immense challenge for certain players to fight for their place within the club, which opens up a door for new players to be recruited in order to have more tighter competition within players on each position. It’s always great for the Buccaneers to have depth in their squad, as they’ve suffered immense injuries on their key players in the past. Now, it’s believed that the Sea Robbers will look into assessing their arch rivals Kaizer Chiefs trialist that didn’t make the cut on Arthur Zwane’s wishlist of players to be signed. According to reports, the Marumo Gallants star Ismael Olivier Toure has impressed the Soweto giants in a way that they wanted to see how they bring him into their squad. As they’ve noticed a loophole in their defense and they feel that Toure can be an ideal defender at Pirates. As he’s got the physique, height and defensive skills that’s needed for any defender in the DStv Premiership. Also, he has helped Gallants on numerous occasions from different opposition deadly attackers. Also, he can still grow within the Soweto giants as long as he’s given a chance to play and work with the club’s technical team. What’s impressive is that Pirates have been able to have successful talks with certain small clubs in the past couple of transfer windows. Now, they’re hoping that the same thing will happen with the Ivorian star as he’ll be a superb addition to the squad since Pirates wants to qualify for next season’s CAF Champions League or Confederation Cup. “Ivorian defender Olivier Touré from Marumo Gallants has been discussed for a potential move to Orlando Pirates. It was just informal talks but the player’s representatives are not ruling out the possibility of taking it further with Pirates,” confirmed the source speaking to the media.