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You are here: Home / News / Sport / Kamohelo Mahlatsi’s Contract Length at Marumo Gallants Revealed

Kamohelo Mahlatsi’s Contract Length at Marumo Gallants Revealed

10 September 2024 by Guest

Following Kamohelo Mahlatsi’s transfer move to Marumo Gallants ahead of the 2024/25 Betway Premiership season, FARPost has established the contract length of the former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder at his new club.

Mahlatsi is joining Gallants on a free transfer after he parted ways with Chippa United at the end of last season. The attacking midfielder spent six months with Chippa after signing a short-term deal during the 2024 January transfer window.

In his short stint with ‘The Chilli Boys’, Mahlatsi featured in 11 appearances across all competitions without scoring any goal.

Before joining the Gqeberha-based side, the former SA junior international was in the colours Chiefs where he spent just one season.

Mahlatsi signed with ‘Amakhosi’…

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