It didn’t take long for former Pirates star Gabadinho Mhango to open his goal-scoring account for his new club. Read more ➡️
It didn’t take long for former Pirates star Gabadinho Mhango to open his goal-scoring account for his new clubMhango was on target for AmaZulu as Usuthu completed a memorable comeback to defeat Supersport United last night.
Mhango left Orlando Pirates at his own request after a frustrating season that saw him make just 10 appearances for the Buccaneers, and only two of those were in the starting eleven. The striker had spent three years at Mayfair and his fading into the background was all the more surprising considering he had grown to become one the best strikers in the league.
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