The lethal striker has done well since his move to the Soweto giants early in the season and recently banged four goals that put Pirates on course to a 9-0 aggregate win over Djabal FC of the Comoros, in the first round of the Caf Champions League.
“He is an excellent player and hard worker. That is why we have decided to give him more game time on the pitch lately,” said De Sa. “Taking advantage of his body size, he positions himself well in the 18-yard and that way he always puts us ahead of our opponents.” Continuing good form could boost the player’s chances of a run in the national team, as Klause Dieter Pagels prepares his team for World Cup qualifiers against Egypt, Guinea and Mozambique.