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Peter Shalulile, Mamelodi Sundowns, February 2026

Modiba reacts to Shalulile's exit to Yanga

The Bafana Bafana centre-back has highlighted the emotional impact of the departure and the huge void left behind by the Namibian striker. After trading Chloorkop for a high-profile move to Tanzanian giants Young Africans, the striker leaves behind more than just his goals, with his presence in the Masandawana changeroom set to be sorely missed. Nevertheless, the 31-year-old defender remains confident that the PSL’s all-time top scorer will continue to thrive in the next chapter of his career.

Shalulile compares Yanga move to CR7 joining Juventus - 'I know what I have chosen'

Yanga beat continental heavyweights like Rhulani Mokwena's Pyramids FC and Nasreddine Nabi's Raja Casablanca to the Namibian marksman's signature. And now, the 32-year-old former Mamelodi Sundowns striker has opened up on his decision by comparing his move to that of the global Portuguese icon when he left Real Madrid for Serie A.

Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile

Shalulile reveals how he signed for Yanga - 'I make decisions based on how my heart feels'

How Yanga won Shalulile's signature - 'I always told him one day you will be my player'

Yanga president Hersi Ally Said has revealed the strategic persistence required to land the Namibian, beating out heavyweights like Rhulani Mokwena's Pyramids FC and Nasreddine Nabi's Raja Casablanca. Despite lucrative offers from across the continent, the 32-year-old marksman opted for a move to Dar es Salaam to reunite with former coach Manqoba Mngqithi.

Peter Shalulile, Mamelodi Sundowns, August 2025

Peter Shalulile reunites with Sundowns coach - 'Africa's best striker belongs to us'

After the Namibian's shock departure from Chloorkop, he was heavily linked with a move to Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, Scottland FC and Pyramids. However, the striker has opted for linking up with his former boss Manqoba Mngqithi who is now in charge of Tanzanian giants Young Africans.

Greg Etafia, Moroka Swallows, March 2016.

Etafia breaks silence on joining Mngqithi at Yanga

Former Nigeria international has officially opened up about his decision to leave the Premier Soccer League for a new adventure in East Africa. The veteran coach has joined Tanzanian giants, where he will reunite with a former Mamelodi Sundowns tactician.