Reports: Money leaves SuperSport undecided on Pirates player
A former Orlando Pirates player is facing a rather uncertain future. SuperSport United seem to be having second thoughts on signing him.
Orlando Pirates’ former star Wayde Jooste might not sign for SuperSport United. A report says the club is held back by budget.
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SUPERSPORT UNITED TO DECIDE AGAINST SIGNING FORMER ORLANDO PIRATES STAR?
According to the leading transfers reporting outlet, Soccer Laduma, Gavin Hunt’s team are keen on the 30-year-old Jooste but money will have the last say.
Though the Gqeberha-born wing-back is available on a free deal, Matsatsanta a Pitori have a signing-on-fee and salary they have to provide.
“Word reaching the Siya crew is that SuperSport are still considering signing Wayde Jooste,” Soccer Laduma reported in their latest edition.
“…but the problem remains with the financial side of things.”
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The report added to suggest that United have raised concerns over their budget after signing Siphesihle Ndlovu from Pirates this week.
“A decision on Jooste will be announced by the club soon,” the report added.
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