The transfer broom at Mamelodi Sundowns will sweep away Reyaad Pieterse as the reshuffling for next season gets into motion.
Pieterse has been at Sundowns since August 2018 after joining from SuperSport United.
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Throughout his seven years at Chloorkop, he has never established himself, playing only 21 games.
His last appearance for the champions was 20 months ago when he kept goals against Stellenbosch FC.
Though the 33-year-old has only played just five games in the last three years, his package has been better than what all keepers at other clubs in the Betway Premiership have earned this season.
While it has for long made sense for him to leave Sundowns due to lack of game-time, there is no club that will match his package.
However, with Miguel Cardoso keen to trim down his squad, Pieterse will have to make way instead of staying on as the fifth goalkeeper at the club.
The structure of his contract allows the Tshwane giants to decide on whether to retain him or not, and the decision points to the exit door.
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Sundowns have had Ronwen Williams as first choice, supported by veteran keeper Denis Onyango, with Jody February as third choice, and Sanele Tshabalala fourth in the queue.
The champions are sealing decisions around their squad before they head out to the FIFA Club World Cup.
