Jackson Mabokgwane has set his sights on promotion after leaving Baroka FC to join Limpopo rivals Black Leopards.
Mabokgwane was with Baroka last season when the club was relegated and then signed a new contract with the side before the start of the new campaign.
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"It was a mutual termination with Baroka, but it's something I don't want to talk about. I am very excited and I am looking forward to the challenge that lies ahead. I want to thank the chairman for his perseverance and patience in persuading me to join Black Leopards," Mabokgwane told the Siya crew.
"I am settling in well and I am looking forward to doing my best in helping the team to gain promotion."
Leopards have had a difficult start to the season, as they currently sit in 14 place on the Motsepe Foundation Championship table after 12 matches. They are 15 points behind table-toppers Polokwane City.
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Baroka, meanwhile, recently parted ways with head coach Vincent Kobola. They are a spot above Leopards, on 11 points after 11 matches.
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