Orlando Pirates have issued a statement confirming parting ways with a long-serving club official.
For some time, there have rumours in the football fraternity that the Soweto giants have parted ways with club official Floyd Mbele and the club has since confirmed his exit.
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Pirates have confirmed that Mbele has parted ways with the club.
"Orlando Pirates has accepted the resignation of the club's administration manager Mr Floyd Mbele. The club management wishes him the best in his future endeavours," Pirates confirmed in a short statement on the club's official website.
It is not the first time that Mbele has parted ways with the Soweto giants in pursuit of a career elsewhere.
In 2011, the experienced administrator had left the club to join the now defunct Platinum Stars where he served in different roles during his short spell.
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He went on to become the chairman of the North West outfit as appointed by the board of directors at the time.
The veteran administrator had also been the CEO at the Royal Bafokeng Sports Holding at one stage, before he returned to Pirates where he has had long service.
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