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All eyes will be on Mamelodi Sundowns to see whether they let go of out-of-favour striker Kermit Erasmus on transfer deadline day. SLSiya Read more:

Erasmus is yet to feature for Sundowns this season and as reported by the Siya crew in edition 1292, the diminutive attacker is one of the players at the Chloorkop-based looking for a move away from the club.

Indications are that Chiefs and Pirates may have common enemies in the PSL with regards to transfer targets after a similar situation unfolded regarding former Thwihli Thwahla striker Victor Letsoalo. AM eventually sold Letsoalo to Sekhukhune United for a transfer fee in a region of R5 million after Chiefs were turned off by the initial exorbitant asking price when they came knocking for the Bafana Bafana striker, according to Siya sources.

 

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You rubbish said they will block his move, you such a rubbish admin and paper, now your balls are on your face sieeees

They should let him go ka 00H00am. Cause gwa tshwana who will afford him? Net fela a blome a sa dlala.

Nonsense publication this one

Masandawana will only let go out-of-favour striker kermit Erasmus if and ONLY IF the right bid to buy him out of his CURRENT CONTRACT AT Sundowns is tabled. If Sundowns, Erasmus and any team that is willing to get him on loan they agree on terms and conditions.

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I guess he will stay at Cleksdorp

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