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Orlando Pirates move changed my life

Posted on September 6, 2025

Kamogelo Sebelebele is buzzing at Orlando Pirates. The 23-year-old winger and makeshift right back has said moving from TS Galaxy to Soweto has been a game-changer for his life and career.

Sebelebele instantly showed why the Sea Robbers snapped him up: three goals in seven games, including two strikes against Mamelodi Sundowns in the MTN8 semi-final, both legs, both goals.

The impact helped to take Orlando Pirates through to the final to face Stellenbosch FC.

KAMOGELO SEBELEBELE ON ORLANDO PIRATES MOVE

“My life has changed a lot because now the support I get boosts my confidence and I’m ready to show people what I can do,” Sibelele told the media. “Obviously when you play for the so-called small teams people don’t recognise you.

“So, now I’m playing for Orlando Pirates, people are seeing what I can really do,” he added.

On his selection to represent Bafana Bafana, the Tembisa-born star said: “I’m happy and excited to be here, to be given an opportunity to represent my country,” Sebelebele added.

“I’m looking forward to help the nation qualify for the World Cup,” the Orlando Pirates star concluded.

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