Colombian Córdoba headlines ‘Bucs’ new signings

BySanele Jele6 October 20251 Mins read44

Moneni Pirates’ new signees led by Columbian star (behind, right) Jesus Córdoba. (Pics: Sanele Jele)

MATSAPHA – The Buccaneers have cast their net wide.

The Buccaneers of Moneni yesterday unveiled nine new signings, with Colombian international Jesús Arnol Córdoba Blandón stealing the spotlight. The 21-year-old striker, who previously turned out for Venezuela’s Ureña Sport Club and Colombia’s Deportivo Pasto, arrives with 12 competitive appearances to his name.

Team Manager Twoman Masuku confirmed the full list of arrivals, which includes former Mbabane Highlanders goalkeeper Qiniso Nyawo, former Nsingizini Hotspurs midfielder Reagan Kangumbu, Manzini Central goalkeeper Simile Lukhele, former Ezulwini United striker Andile Mamba, Mcozini High defender Mpendulo Ndwandwe (spotted through Instacash Games), Kwazi Nkambule from Red Rhinos, Mpaka High’s Sibonelo ‘Mzala’ Vilakati and Biko Sibandze.

Club CEO Brian Dlamini stressed that Pirates have been handed a clear mandate this season.

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