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Monday, October 26, 2026

Ex-Orlando Pirates star Maswanganyi linked with early exit abroad

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Former Orlando Pirates midfield star Patrick Maswanganyi is heavily linked with a possible exit at Al Khaldiya FC.

EX-ORLANDO PIRATES STAR MASWANGANYI SET TO LEAVE AL KHALDIYA

Tito, as Maswanganyi is affectionately known, moved to Bahrain to join Al Khaldiya at the start of the season.

And while he had a promising start to the season, he has struggled for game time with the technical team preferring other players in his position.

According to media reports, Maswanganyi’s off-field behaviour has led to the management considering his exit.

Maswanganyi has featured just twice across all competitions for Al Khaldiya, and this simply demonstrates how difficult things have been for him.

The 28-year-old was one of the key players for Pirates over the last few seasons, and his transfer to Al Khaldiya took many by surprise.

At Pirates, Maswanganyi played 120 official matches, scored 28 goals and provided 20 assists.

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