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Ndlovu, Zungu and players who need to leave Orlando Pirates in January 2022

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The ongoing January transfer window offers players a chance to change clubs for various reasons.&nbsp; GOAL picked five Pirates players who need to leave the club:

Which player(s) need to leave Pirates?

The former South Africa youth international has seen his game time reduced after he broke into the Pirates first team from the club's academy in 2019 and he made 20 appearances across all competitions in his debut season. Since then Monyane has played just eight games for the Soweto giants and he is yet to feature this term with the likes of Bandile Shandu, Wayde Jooste and Kwanda Mngonyama preferred ahead of him in the right-back position. At the age of 21, Monyane's development is stagnant and a move away to a club where he is guaranteed game time would be great for his promising career.

Thabiso Monyane 

The 2017/18 PSL Midfielder of the Season has become a forgotten man this season as he barely makes Pirates' matchday squads. Ndlovu was occasionally deployed as a right-back position last season due to stiff competition in his natural position (central midfield). However, the arrival of defenders Shandu and Mngonyama at Bucs this term has further affected his chances of getting game time. Ndlovu has made just five appearances this term and he has been linked with Cape Town City and his former club, Maritzburg United. The 25-year-old&nbsp;needs to consider changing clubs in order to re-establish himself as one of the best midfielders in the country by getting game time.

Siphesihle Ndlovu

The left-sided player would have been hoping that the current campaign turns out to be his breakthrough season at Pirates. However, Tlolane, who has had three successful loan spells at Maritzburg United from Pirates, remains a fringe player at Bucs having featured in just two league games in the current campaign as he played against Marumo Gallants and Stellenbosch FC in August last year. The recent return of Bafana Bafana left-back Innocent Maela from a long-term injury has also lowered Tlolane's chances of getting game time at the Soweto giants. Tlolane, 27, needs to push for another loan move away from the Soweto giants.&nbsp;

Tebogo Tlolane 

The promising goalkeeper was tipped to battle with Richard Ofori for Pirates' number one jersey this term following his successful loan spell with Bizano Pondo Chiefs in the National First Division last season. Ageing keepers Siyabonga Mpontshane and Wayne Sandilands were rumoured to be leaving the Buccaneers, but the club decided to extend their contracts heading into the current season and gifted shot-stopper Elson Sithole was also promoted to the club's first team from the reserve team. Thuntsane now serves as Bucs' fifth choice keeper and another loan move would make sense as the 22-year-old needs regular game time in order to continue his development.&nbsp;

Kopano Thuntsane 

Much was expected from Zungu when he joined the Buccaneers from Stellenbosch FC midway through the 2019/20 season as a highly-rated central midfielder.&nbsp; However, Zungu has been reduced to a fringe player at Pirates having made just eight starts for the team in the league including one in the current campaign. The left-footed player finds himself behind Ben Motshwari, Goodman Mosele, Thabang Monare, Linda Mntambo and Fortune Makaringe in the pecking order in Bucs' midfield.&nbsp; Zungu's agent Mike Makaab recently admitted that he is concerned about the 25-year-old player's lack of regular game time at Bucs where his career has stalled. He has been linked with his former clubs, Stellenbosch and AmaZulu FC in the last few weeks.&nbsp;

Nkanyiso Zungu 

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GOAL picks five Orlando Pirates players who need to leave the club during the current January transfer window 

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