The South African player Relebohile Mofokeng has started a fresh phase in his soccer journey after leaving Orlando Pirates.
A 21-year-old player has committed to a four-year contract with the Belgian club Royal Union Saint-Gilloise, set to expire in June 2030. The agreement includes an additional one-year extension clause.
"I'm extremely pleased to be here," stated Mofokeng following the completion of his contract.
It's a dream to perform in Europe and start our UEFA Champions League qualification campaign shortly. The last year has been truly remarkable, winning the league championship, my debut FIFA World Cup with South Africa, and now taking this significant step in my professional journey. I aim to keep growing as an athlete here. With the support of the team, we will strive to win all possible titles.
A winger from Sharpeville took part in the FIFA World Cup held in the USA, Canada, and Mexico last week as part of Bafana Bafana.
He played in two games, including the elimination match versus Canada, where he teamed up with his new colleague Promise David. Besides his contributions to Bafana Bafana, Mofokeng has been an essential member of Orlando Pirates for many years. During the previous season, he assisted them in securing the league championship.
He played in 125 games for the Buccaneers, netting 29 goals and providing 31 assists. He secured seven significant titles with the Pirates.
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