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Tito Maswanganyi spotted at Orlando Amstel Arena

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Ernest Makhaya

Former Orlando Pirates dribbling wizard Patrick ‘Tito’ Maswanganyi was spotted at Orlando Amstel Arena on Saturday.

spotted: tito Maswanganyi at Orlando Amstel Arena

Maswanganyi attended Saturday’s Carling Knockout Cup quarterfinal match against Sekhukhune United.

His presence further fuels speculation that he could soon leave Bahrain Premier League outfit Al khaldiya SC.

The 28-year-old only left the Sea Robbers for Al Khaldiya in a moved that many did not see coming on 24 August.

And while he had a promising start to life in Bahrain, Maswanganyi reportedly struggled with off-field issues.

Nonetheless, there is no official word on the future of the left-footed but that could be clearer in the next few days.

Maswanganyi was seen sitting alongside his former Pirates players who were not in Saturday’s matchday squad out in the stands.

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