Sekhukhune United Unveil 6 New Signings, Including Orlando Pirates Duo Tshegofatso Mabasa and Linda Mntambo

• Sekhukhune United have unveiled six new players including two from Orlando Pirates and one from Baroka FC
• Tshegofatso Mntambo was released by Orlando Pirates and Linda Mabasa joins Sekhukhune United on loan
• Denwin Farmer returns to the DStv Premiership with Sekhukhune United after his Baroka FC side were relegated

Sekhukhune United are getting preparations underway for the new season by welcoming new players.

The Gauteng-based club unveiled six new players today ahead of the 2022/23 DStv Premiership season.

Train Mokhabi, Elias Mokwana, Denwin Farmer, Abednego Mosiatlhaga, Tshegofatso Mntambo and Linda Mabasa were all unveiled by the club as the new coach, Kaitano Tembo, looks to rebuild the squad, iDiski Times confirmed.

The club themselves took to social media to welcome their new crop of players.

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Three names that stand out among the signings are Tshegofatso Mabasa, Linda Mntambo and Denwin Farmer.

Farmer was previously with Baroka FC and will return to the DStv Premiership after the club’s relegation.

Mntambo joined the club on a free transfer and was one of the players released by Orlando Pirates. Mabasa also hails from Pirates and will make the move on a season-long loan. The 25-year-old striker has found opportunities difficult to come by at the Buccaneers.

Sekhukhune have had a productive transfer window thus far, already releasing 14 players from the club.

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