Masandawana have so far announced the departure of three players since Thursday as part of the process of reducing the number of players in the PSL champions' squad.
South Africa's bid to reach the knockouts of this continental competition continues with this penultimate game of their pool against the bottom-placed West Africans.
Orlando Pirates head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou is in hot waters, to put it quite mildly. The Buccaneers are not happy with his squad selection, and are doubting if he is the right man to move forward with the team.
With two straight losses, the Moroccan has had a poor start with the Sea Robbers, who looked a more solid and competitive outfit under his predecessor.
The former Amakhosi winger believes Masandawana players might not deliver consistently this season owing to the number of competitions they are participating.
The Buccaneers are now under pressure to deliver after failing to collect a win in the initial two games played in the South African top-tier assignment.
Despite the criticism that came his way after leaving Bucs for Saudi Arabia, the Bafana Bafana youngster has explained what his primary motivation was to complete the deal.
The Molefi Ntseki-led team held strong West African nation's opposition to grab a vital win in their bid to get into the latter stages of the biennial competition.
The Sea Robbers' fan base remains in the dark regarding the midfielder at a time when the season has started and a deeper squad is required for multiple competitions.
