The Masandawana forward has hit the ground running since his return to Chloorkop, silencing doubters who questioned his readiness after a difficult stint abroad. The 25-year-old has immediately reclaimed his place as a pivotal figure in the Brazilians' attacking unit, proving that his talent remains undiminished despite a lack of regular game time in North America.
The return of the two South African stars is proof of the PSL's levels of professionalism, quality and appeal, and is not a sign of failure argues columnist Lerato Mkhondo.
Bafana Bafana legend Shaun Bartlett believes the 21-year-old is destined for bigger things despite only recently making the move to Europe. The youngster has already made an impression in the Belgian Pro League since swapping Orlando Pirates for Royale Union Saint-Gilloise.
The Sea Robbers winger has wasted no time winning over the Bucs faithful, capping a flying start to life in Soweto by collecting an individual accolade. The 27-year-old has hit the ground running in the black and white, making his presence felt with his attacking threat and versatility. His early-season displays have already marked him out as an important figure in the Soweto giants' attack.
Bahlabane Ba Ntwa have made a major coaching call in the Betway Premiership, announcing the immediate departure of their technical team. The club confirmed the exit of the former Polokwane City mentor after a disappointing spell on the touchline, with the poor run of results ultimately forcing the hierarchy into action.
The African champions have emerged as the frontrunners to secure the signature of highly-rated Colombian midfielder Josen Escobar. The Tshwane giants appear to be the only club willing to meet America de Cali's strict demands for a permanent transfer rather than a loan arrangement.
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