Defender Pogiso Sanoka and striker Motebang Sera have been seen training with Orbit College FC as they aim to secure their futures ahead of the 2026/27 season. The two players are currently in pre-season training under the guidance of head coach Pogiso Makhoye. Both hope to impress enough to earn contracts before the transfer window closes.
Sanoka is available as a free agent after his contract was not renewed by his former team Siwelele FC based in Bloemfontein, where he was a captain. He brings leadership, composure, and experience in top-flight football. These qualities could be crucial for an Orbit College team that wants to recover from relegation to the Motsepe Foundation Championship.
During his previous time with the team, Sanoka established himself as a reliable defender, known for leading by example on and off the field. His experience could greatly benefit a squad focused on rebuilding and pursuing promotion at the first opportunity.
Meanwhile, Sera seeks a fresh start following his time with Venda Football Club. The striker has had a successful career in South African football and is regarded as one of the more experienced forwards available. Known for his agility in the penalty area and knack for scoring important goals, Sera wants to demonstrate he still has much to contribute, despite recent challenges.
As Orbit College reshapes its roster for the second tier, the coaching staff will evaluate several players before final decisions on new signings. The presence of Sanoka and Sera at training indicates that the club is looking for experienced players who can enhance the team’s quality and leadership.
The upcoming weeks will be critical for both players. A solid performance in training and pre-season matches might persuade Coach Pogiso Makhoye that they deserve a spot in his plans for the coming season.
Orbit College aims to build a competitive squad that can seriously challenge for promotion. Players like Sanoka and Sera, if offered contracts, could play key roles in reaching this goal.
As pre-season progresses, attention will be on whether this experienced duo can turn their training into permanent contracts and start a new chapter in their football careers with the Mswenko Boys.