The Brazilians are reportedly working to finalise a late move for AmaZulu starlet Wandile Dube as the transfer window reaches its climax. The Brazilians appear to have successfully jumped to the front of the queue for the highly-rated 22-year-old defender.
Usuthu's head coach has issued a challenge to his squad, insisting that the goalscoring burden must be shared across the team rather than resting solely on their Zimbabwean striker. Despite the forward's scintillating form in the Betway Premiership, the Usuthu boss is eager to ensure his side does not become a one-man show.
The Soweto giants' mentor has voiced his disappointment following a stalemate against Abafana Bes'thende, pointing to a lack of clinical edge in his attacking ranks after also failing to convert a penalty. Amakhosi were unable to find a breakthrough despite creating opportunities, with the coach confirming after the match that an injury had led to the influential midfielder being substituted.
Amakhosi were left frustrated as the Glamour Boys dropped two points, settling for a share of the spoils with Abafana Bes'thende in the final Betway Premiership clash before the international break. Fernando Da Cruz’s charges had a big opportunity to snatch maximum points, but Thakasani Mbanjwa produced a save when it mattered most.
Amakhosi find themselves at a crossroads in the goalkeeping department as they prepare for a crucial Betway Premiership clash against Golden Arrows. With captain Brandon Petersen sidelined through injury, the spotlight has shifted to the off-season recruit to finally make his mark at Naturena.
Former Amakhosi stalwart Willard Katsande has offered a bold comparison for Thabo Cele’s high-profile move to Mamelodi Sundowns, likening it to the blockbuster transfer of Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City. The Zimbabwean midfield legend believes that seeing a top-tier talent move between domestic heavyweights is a sign of a healthy, competitive market.