
South African midfielder Relebohile Mofokeng has made an immediate impact following his move to Belgian club Union Saint-Gilloise, scoring two goals in his first four league appearances, according to The South African. The young attacker's strong start to life in Europe will continue this month when he features for Union SG in the UEFA Europa League, marking a significant step in his career abroad after leaving South African football.
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