Relebohile Mofokeng’s move into Belgian football has brought fresh attention to the financial rewards accompanying his career. TUKO reports that the South African attacker joined Royale Union Saint-Gilloise from Orlando Pirates in July and agreed to remain until June 2030.
The publication describes a productive start, including goals against Westerlo and Lommel, a European goal against Viktoria Plzen and an assist against Royal Antwerp. Its salary estimate is approximately R1.7 million a month, expressed as about KSh13.5 million.
Crucially, neither the footballer nor his club has publicly confirmed that figure. The article therefore offers an estimate of his earnings, rather than an authenticated disclosure of his contract. Bonuses and commercial income are also separate from the reported monthly amount. The estimate remains subject to correction if authoritative contract information becomes available. Main report: TUKO
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Relebohile Mofokeng Contracts and Club Listings
The origin of the estimate matters. A July 2 report by SA Varsity Newz described the salary claim as information circulating online. It also reported a transfer fee of €4 million, but supplied no published contract or club salary statement. That transfer figure concerns a transaction between clubs and should not be confused with the player’s own wages.
Separately, Capology lists Relebohile Mofokeng at Union SG, with a signing date of July 2, 2026, and an expiry date of June 30, 2030. Its publicly accessible profile does not reveal a wage amount that independently establishes the monthly figure cited in the news story. Taken together, the sources support describing a move and contract period while retaining clear caution around the remuneration estimate. Multiplying an unverified monthly claim into annual earnings would create apparent precision without resolving the underlying uncertainty. Readers should treat the headline as a report about estimated football income, not a verified statement of personal wealth.
Background: salary claim’s original source
Capology provides a separate reference for the contract dates and club listing. Contract profile