Mohau Nkota has returned to Orlando Pirates on loan from Al Ettifaq but must rebuild his match fitness following an injury before making his second debut for the club, according to IOL. Although the midfielder has resumed light training, fitness concerns mean it remains unclear when he will feature for the Buccaneers, leaving supporters waiting on his comeback.
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Orlando Pirates winger Oswin Appollis has been linked with a move to an unnamed French club during the January transfer window, according to widespread reports. The potential transfer could prompt the Soweto club to re-sign Mohau Nkota on loan as a replacement. Neither the identity of the French club nor the details of any potential deal have been confirmed, and the reports remain speculative at this stage.
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