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Pretoria Callies signs Twala

He reportedly signed a contract with the club until the end of the reason with an option to renew.

Pretoria Callies confirmed the signing of former Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates midfielder William Twala this week.

The 31-year-old midfielder last played for Iraqi side Erbil SC before joining the Pretoria club.

He reportedly signed a contract with the club until the end of the reason with an option to renew.

“I am here at Callies now, the team has welcomed me well, very warmly and they are an ambitious team,” Twala said in a video issued by the club.

“They give a lot on the field. They put in the effort and work for each other so I am happy to be part of this ambitious club and a good group.”

Twala, who’s yet to make his debut for the club, said he was ready to feature in Callies’ next game against Uthongathi FC in their next GladAfrica Championship match at Lucas Moripe stadium on Wednesday.

“Our previous game we drew 0-0. For our next game, we are going to rectify what we didn’t execute well on the day. We are more ambitious to get maximum points as you know we haven’t done so in our last three games,” said Twala.

Callies have had a season of mixed results; in the GladAfrica Championship, the club has struggled for form and are now 11th on the standings after 17 games played.

In the Nedbank Cup however, it has been a different story. They are currently in the semi-finals of the competition and are scheduled to play Chippa United.

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