Former Orlando Pirates head coach Owen Da Gama has urged the Buccaneers and Kaizer Chiefs to sign Peter Shalulile.
The 32-year-old is currently a free agent having parted ways with Mamelodi Sundowns.
Both teams need a prolific striker and Shalulile can offer them goals upfront.
Da Gama, who has coached the Namibian forward, feels one of the two Soweto giants will eventually sign him.
“I definitely believe it’s Chiefs or Pirates for Shalulile, it’s one of the two,” says Da Gama, speaking to KickOff.
“I recommend him to go anywhere between the two teams. That boy has something others don’t. He is special. It’s just a pity Sundowns might have enough players, but he is a quality player. He has a lot to offer them.”
“He brings a pedigree, he proved he’s a top goalscorer. He is not just another striker from another country trying to prove himself.
“He’s already proven himself.”
Da Gama says Shalulile is a perfect fit for Chiefs or Pirates
Having spent nearly 10 years in the PSL, Shalulile has scored over 100 goals in the league.
“It doesn’t matter where he goes, he will fit in anywhere. He’s a very disciplined player, a very humble boy. It depends which team wants him. He doesn’t need to choose. If Chiefs want him and Pirates don’t, or vice versa, his agent must make something happen,” Da Gama added.
“If you sign him, you bring in a very disciplined player. That boy can play up to age 45.”
