The Buccaneers strengthened their attacking options with the signing of the Norwegian-born striker this week.
The 27-year-old has put pen to paper on a two-year deal, with the club holding an option to extend for a further season.
Pedersen arrives from Norwegian outfit Sogndal Fotball with an impressive scoring record, having netted 51 goals in 117 appearancdes,including eight goals in 14 league matches last season.
Speaking after arriving at Bucs, a delighted Pedersen told the Sogndal website: "This feels like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
"It's such a big club that I couldn't help but seize the opportunity when it came.
"At first I was a little skeptical, but the more I've learned about the club and life in South Africa, the more excited I've become.
"I'm very grateful that Sogndal came to an agreement with Orlando Pirates."
Player logistics liason Havard Flo added: "This is a great opportunity for Sebastian. He has expressed that this was an exciting step that he would like to take if we found a solution that worked for all parties.
“At the same time, Sogndal needs to focus on the economy, and we are a club that develops and sells players.”
Milford FC team manager Sipetuxolo Pupuma admitted it was disappointing to lose the KZN Premier's Cup final but believes the experience will help the newly promoted Betway Premiership side in the new season.
Betway Premiership newcomers Kruger United are gearing up for their first taste of top-flight football when they face Soweto giants Kaizer Chiefs at Mbombela Stadium on Saturday.
Defending Betway Premiership champions Orlando Pirates have strengthened their attacking options with the signing of Norwegian-born striker Sebastian Pedersen.
With just a few days to go before the start of the 2026/27 Betway Premiership season, expectations will be high for clubs with new coaches looking to make their mark, while those already in charge will be eager to prove they can deliver success.
