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ORLANDO PIRATES STORE RE-OPENS IN SOWETO

Orlando Pirates Football Club is proud to announce the reopening of the official Orlando Pirates Store at the Orlando Amstel Arena this Saturday.

The reopening marks a significant moment for the Club and its supporters, bringing the official Orlando Pirates retail experience back to eS’Godini, a place deeply rooted in the history of the Buccaneers.

Supporters attending the reopening will have the opportunity to experience the store and celebrate its return alongside fellow Buccaneers, with a range of activities and activations planned for the day.

As part of the celebrations, complimentary tickets will be made available via OpenTickets.co.za. Supporters wishing to attend the Store reopening are required to register in advance at no cost, with registration details validated upon entry.

“The return of the Orlando Pirates Store to this iconic venue represents more than the reopening of a retail space. It is our commitment to show that the Soweto township is still thriving and continues to hold a special place in the club,” said Sindisiwe Khumalo-Sibisi-Marketing Manager.

This is therefore more than a retail opening. It is the restoration of an important stakeholder touchpoint at a place where the masses congregate every weekend in the name of a common love for Orlando Pirates Football Club.

“Our retail vision is to create destinations that feel unmistakably Orlando Pirates,” reveals Retail Operations Manager, Hunadi Sefoka. “Mall of Africa brought the Buccaneer lifestyle into a major commercial centre. Orlando Amstel Arena brings it back to where the story lives. This store honours or heritage while creating a modern, welcoming space for the current and next generation of supporters.” Gates will open at 10:00 on Saturday, 15 August 2026.

SOURCED FROM THE CLUB’S WEBSITE.

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