Orlando Pirates attacker Relebohile Mofokeng is reportedly involved in a high-stakes wager with club chairman Irvin Khoza over the outcome of the league title race, with a house potentially at stake.

According to claims attributed to Mofokeng’s father, the agreement would see the young footballer pay Khoza R200,000 if the Buccaneers fail to win the league championship.

However, should Pirates finish the season as champions, Khoza would reportedly reward Mofokeng by buying him a house of his choice.

The reported arrangement has attracted attention as Pirates continue their pursuit of domestic honours, with supporters hoping the Soweto giants can end their league title drought.

For Mofokeng, the potential reward would represent a significant personal milestone as he continues to develop his career and establish himself as one of South African football’s promising talents.

The attacker has drawn attention for his technical ability, creativity and contribution to Pirates’ performances. His role could prove important as the club attempts to maintain consistency throughout the campaign.

Khoza, meanwhile, remains a prominent figure in the club’s leadership, and his reported involvement in the wager has added an interesting dimension to the title race.

Nevertheless, winning the championship remains a demanding challenge, with Pirates needing consistent performances and positive results across their remaining fixtures.

The reported agreement has not been independently verified, and neither the precise terms nor the existence of the wager has been officially confirmed by the parties involved. The claim remains an account attributed to Mofokeng’s father.

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