Seema warns new Orlando Pirates signing Ngwato after Siwelele stint

The 19-year-old was announced among four new signings for the 2025/26 Betway Premiership champions ahead of the new season, after impressive performances since making his debut in the top-flight.

He made 12 appearances last season, scoring once in a 2-2 draw against Durban City in a league match at the Dr Molemela Stadium in May this year.

"Look, he's a talented young man and I would have loved to have him (longer) because there's still a lot that he still needs to learn - to make him stronger," said Seema to Soccer Laduma.

"But there's no doubt there's talent there, and he can go as far as he wants if he becomes serious, and he stays on the course. He's one guy that needs to be hugged and shown love and to talk to him. In terms of pressure, I don't know if he would handle it.

"There's a big room for improvement on a lot of aspects."

The former Golden Arrows mentor also praised the youngster, who is touted to replace Relebohile Mofokeng should he move on to greener pastures ahead of the new season.

"He's willing to learn; he's a good boy," added Seema.

"There is no trouble with him. He's a boy that is willing to listen, and that's what is good about him. He's able to listen and take instructions."