Exchanges between Mamelodi Sundowns and SuperSport United in a profoundly promoted move for the administrations of midfielder Teboho Mokoena are currently at a high level stage.
The opening shot can uncover that Mokoena looks set to join the reigning DStv Premiership champions in what will probably be the most rewarding exchange in the January move window.
The Bafana midfielder is likewise allegedly on the list of things to get of Vincent Kompany's Anderlecht, notwithstanding, the Brazilians are accepted to be driving the race for Mokoena's mark.
The figures recently answered to be associated with the arrangement is a R20 million beginning proposal from Anderlecht, which has been bettered by Sundowns who have postponed an immense R25 million deal.
Mokoena's director Glyn Birkin has affirmed the exchanges between the two gatherings are continuous with an arrangement looking prone to be reached in the following not many weeks.
"Exchanges are continuous between both the clubs just as the player and the club", Binkin tells KickOff.
Source: https://www.kickoff.com/news/articles/south-africa-news/categories/news/premiership/sundowns-to-break-bank-for-mokoena/711826
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