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Seth Willis

WATCH: Mamelodi Sundowns beat Kaizer Chiefs, Stellenbosch FC and Orlando Pirates to highly-rated attacker's signature as Tshwane giants prepare for life without Themba Zwane

The PSL champions have managed to convince the youngster to refuse the Bucs and Amakhosi's advances and sign for them.

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  • The youngster was contracted to amateur side
  • Zwane also joined Downs from amateur club
  • The teenager was targeted by Downs, Pirates, Chiefs & Co.
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  • Sechaba Gaseitsiwe, Galeshewe StarsP Management Sports

    WHAT HAPPENED?

    Galeshewe Stars winger Sechaba Gaseitsiwe showed glimpses of brilliance in this year's Engen Champ of Champs tournament.

    The 17-year-old was named the forward of the tournament owing to his skills and ability to beat defenders and goalkeepers with ease.

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  • Mamelodi Sundowns fansBackpagepix

    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, Cape Town City, TS Galaxy, Stellenbosch and Sekhukhune United are the seven Premier Soccer League teams that were keen on landing the teenager.

    His agency P Management Sports - that represents Monnapule Saleng of Orlando Pirates, Yusuf Maart of Kaizer Chiefs and Wydad Athletic Club's Cassius Mailula - has now confirmed his client has been snapped by the reigning PSL champions.

  • Sechaba Gaseitsiwe, Mamelodi SundownsP Management Sports

    SHOW ME MORE

    "Congratulations to Sechaba Gaseitsiwe for securing a DDC contract with Mamelodi Sundowns from Galeshewe Stars," the agency said.

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  • WATCH GASEITSIWE IN ACTION

    Have a look at what the youngster will be bringing to Sundowns.

  • Themba Zwane and Manqoba Mngqithi of Mamelodi SundownsBackpagepix

    WHAT NEXT?

    The agreement has been reached between the responsible authorities and an announcement confirming the same from Masandawana is imminent.

    South Africans hope the youngster will realise his potential and become one of the best players for Bafana in the future, possibly replacing the ageing Themba Zwane who joined Sundowns from an amateur side Vardos in 2011.

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