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Orlando Pirates' new signing Sifiso Myeni ready to work hard
The talented attacker joined the Buccaneers from the Clever Boys of Bidvest Wits, and he is prepared to find a place for himself in his new squad
The 23-year-old joins ‘Ezimnyama Ngenkani' on a three-year contract and says he is raring to go in the black and white jersey.
"It is a privilege and honour to join Orlando Pirates. I know it won't be easy to walk into the team because of the quality in the team, but I am prepared to fight for a place in the line-up," Myeni said.
Meanwhile, Thandani Ntshumayelo, who joins Pirates from SuperSport United, also says he is not at Pirates to add to the swelling numbers.
"Football is football, the harder you work the luckier you become.
"Pirates is a strong team, with strong players...but I'm not here to make up the numbers. I want to make a mark at the club," Ntshumayelo concluded.
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