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Sibisi: Pirates failure to win treble unthinkable

The Sea Robbers skipper has laid down a significant marker ahead of the new campaign, insisting that nothing short of total dominance will be acceptable for the Soweto giants. After a historic season that saw the Buccaneers secure three major trophies including an elusive league title, the defender believes the club must now maintain those elite standards to satisfy their massive fan base.

PSL transfer latest: Mabasa closes in on unnamed club

Check out the latest transfer news and rumours from Amakhosi, Buccaneers, Masandawana, the rest of the PSL teams and South African players and coaches plying their trade abroad.

Ouaddou sheds light on why Pirates 'needed this finisher'

The Buccaneers head coach has detailed the strategic thinking behind the club’s surprise acquisition of a Norwegian striker. The 27-year-old marksman arrives at Soweto with a reputation for clinical finishing, a trait the Moroccan tactician believes was missing during the previous campaign.

Mamelodi Sundowns striker Peter Shalulile

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.

Chislett backed to unlock potential - 'I have confidence in him because...'

The attacking midfielder is facing a defining season at Naturena as he looks to cement his place in the starting XI following a testing debut campaign in the Premier Soccer League. After arriving with high expectations from the United Kingdom, the 27-year-old now has the benefit of experience to help him thrive under the club's new technical leadership.

Chiefs urged to flex 'resources' for trophies - 'They can win nice things...'

Junior Khanye has sent a clear message to the Amakhosi hierarchy ahead of the 2026/27 season, insisting that the club must strengthen their squad if they hope to challenge for silverware. Despite lifting the pre-season Toyota Cup, the outspoken analyst believes the Soweto giants should use their resources to invest in quality signings capable of taking the team to the next level.