Celtic seal Leonard permanent deal

Bloemfontein Celtic have signed striker Auguston Leonard on a permanent deal

Posted: 4 June 2012 Time: 12:57 pm

Print this article

Bloemfontein Celtic have changed striker Auguston Leonard's loan move to a permanent deal just days after completing the signing of John Arwuah. 

Leonard has spent the past six months on loan at Celtic from Moroka Swallows but will now be moving on a permanent basis.    The 21 year-old has signed a two year deal.   Another player Buhle Mkhwananzi who arrived on loan from Mamelodi Sundowns at the beginning will be allowed to return to Chloorkop as per the initial agreement signed last year.    Celtic have already lost Thokozani Mshengu and Prince Hlela who have since joined BidVest Wits and AmaZulu respectively.    Zambian midfielder Clifford Mulenga has moved to SuperSport United.   Ezenwa Otorogu, Ransford Osei, Cecil Oerson, Bevan Fransch, Luyanda Hlongwa and Siyabonga Mbatha have all been allowed to leave as their contracts will not be renewed for the new season. 

Article by: Lovemore Moyo

Add New Comment

Comments Login Form

Forgotten your password?

Your comments on this story...

Mgugudi: The Treble Addict
posted: 02:58 pm
This is a reason why I am against Gordon as our next BB coach, he does not believe in youth. Leornard played well during his 1st season at Swai even though he was played out of position at times. Gordon suddenly benched him & is now getting rid of this hugely talented player. I won't be subrised is he scrubles for another madala hoping that another miracle will happen. You can't step twice in the river or the lighting never strikes at the same spot, only Pirates can do that.

Swai will never challange for league honours again, they will fight for the top 8 finish & a season after they will be back in their familiar territory fighting relegation.
Chief Hlabarinto
posted: 04:47 pm
we dont want youth/youngstars at national level, all we is positive results
Bofolla Safety Belt Reja Joy Makhosi
posted: 05:54 pm
Ay maar it's true that stupidity is a disease and it's hard to cure it.

Terms of use:

The comments posted do not reflect the views of KickOff.com. Users are reminded that no misuse of this comment facility will be tolerated. Any abusive, racist or inflammatory comments will be deleted and the user banned.

Please report abusive posts to editor@kickoff.com. Logged in users can select "report" next to the offending comment.

Have your say on this
and other topics on the team kickoff

S.A's leading price comparison site