Lamontville Golden Arrows FC's former striker Gabadinho Mhango linked with ninth PSL club move
Malawian striker Gabadinho Mhango, who once played for Lamontville Golden Arrows FC, is being linked with a move to Sekhukhune United, which would be his ninth club in the Premier Soccer League. The 33-year-old has been a nomadic figure in South African football, having already represented eight different clubs in the PSL. Currently, Lamontville Golden Arrows FC are 6th in the Premier Soccer League with 41 points from 30 games, showing a recent form of DWDDD.
What happened in Mhango's career?
Mhango joined Richards Bay FC last year from Marumo Gallants, marking his eighth PSL club. Before that, he had stints with Moroka Swallows, AmaZulu FC, Orlando Pirates, Bloemfontein Celtic, Lamontville Golden Arrows FC, and Wits. His journey in South Africa began as a teenager 13 years ago, and he has since become one of the league's most prolific goal scorers.
Why it matters for Lamontville Golden Arrows FC
Mhango's potential move to Sekhukhune United is significant as it highlights the transient nature of top talent in the PSL. Lamontville Golden Arrows FC, currently 6th in the league with 41 points, have scored 34 goals and conceded 33 this season, maintaining a +1 goal difference. Mhango's experience and goal-scoring ability could have been valuable for the club, but his departure reflects the competitive dynamics of the league.
What comes next for Mhango?
Sekhukhune United are reportedly considering Mhango to strengthen their front line. The striker has not played in eight months due to injury, but his track record of 81 goals in the PSL makes him an attractive option. With Lamontville Golden Arrows FC 28 points behind leaders Orlando Pirates in the title race, the focus remains on securing a top-six finish.
