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Orlando Pirates Football Club has confirmed that a deal has been reached for the permanent transfer of rising star Mohau Nkota to Ettifaq Club in the Saudi Pro League.
The move, however, remains subject to the 20-year-old agreeing to personal terms and completing a routine medical examination.
Nkota’s departure follows a remarkable debut season with the Buccaneers’ senior squad.
Since being promoted from the Club’s DStv Diski Challenge (DDC) side at the start of the 2024/25 campaign, the Kimberley-born attacker featured in 39 official matches and notched up 12 goal contributions, making an instant impact at top-flight level.
The Club expressed its gratitude and well wishes for Nkota as he prepares for this exciting next chapter in his career.
“Everyone at Orlando Pirates wishes Mohau Nkota the very best as he begins this exciting new chapter in his career. May he continue to soar and carry the Buccaneers’ spirit with pride – because remember: Once and Always!”
Nkota joins a growing list of South African talents making their mark abroad.
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