
Orlando Pirates have received a tempting offer for midfielder Oswin Appollis, according to a report by The South African. The blurb accompanying the report raises the question of the player's value in the current transfer market, suggesting interest in the Bafana Bafana international could prompt the Soweto club to consider a potential sale. Further details about the offer, including the interested party and proposed fee, were not disclosed in the available information. The report indicates ongoing speculation around Appollis's future.
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