Although Lorch has been doing well with the former CAF Champions League winners, his form has done little to convince the Belgian tactician.
The Bafana head coach overlooked the forward once again when he named his squad to face Zambia in an international friendly this month.
In fact, Broos delivered his assessment that indicated Lorch is not in his short-term or long-term plans, even with the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) and World Cup finals coming up.
“You have to make choices. Lorch was once with us, I think two years ago, when we played in Morocco, and he was playing very well at Pirates at that moment,” Broos said.
“His performance was not good. Then I followed him; he played, then he didn’t play. At Pirates, he dropped out of the team, and then he went to Sundowns because Rhulani wanted him," he added.
"But after a few months, he didn’t play anymore. Ok, now he’s playing well in Morocco, but you also have to look at his age. This is not the future; I’m very sorry. This is not the future."
As Broos is expected to leave his position after the 2026 FIFA World Cup finals, maybe that will open a new chapter for Lorch and Bafana.