Samuel Nkosi

Masandawana midfield maestro has opened up on the circumstances surrounding his move to Chloorkop, revealing a surprising twist involving the Buccaneers. The veteran playmaker has spent over a decade with the Brazilians, but his career path could have looked very different.

The Tunisian tactician has wasted no time in putting himself back in the shop window after his stint in South Africa. The former Kaizer Chiefs tactician has officially reached out to one of the continent's most prestigious clubs regarding their vacant managerial post.

Former Amakhosi skipper has sensationally walked away from his managerial post just 54 days after taking charge. The legendary midfielder, affectionately known as 'Salt and Pepper', cited a lack of professional standards and broken promises as the reasons for his sudden exit from the Zimbabwean Northern Region Soccer League side.

The former Amakhosi captain has finally lifted the lid on his dramatic departure from Naturena, revealing the internal tug-of-war that preceded his move to Austria. The midfielder, who was a cornerstone of the Soweto giant's starting line-up, had to take a stand against the club's management to ensure his dream of playing in Europe became a reality.

The Rockets' chairman has opened up on the difficult decision to sack the 43-year-old coach, admitting that the terrifying reality of relegation left him with no other choice. Despite a three-year tenure that saw the coach become a staple of the club's identity, a disastrous winless run forced the Mpumalanga-based side's hierarchy to swing the axe.

GOAL gives you the details to follow the Brazilians' Premier Soccer League trip to Limpopo to face Rise and Shine at Seshego Stadium on Wednesday night. The Tshwane giants are pushing to get maximum points and overtake Orlando Pirates at the top of the league table.

The 28-year-old is refusing to let his World Cup dream die, with the FCSB defender making a defiant return to action after a lengthy spell on the sidelines. The former Kaizer Chiefs man has sent a clear message to Bafana Bafana boss as the race for a plane ticket to North America enters its final stretch.

The league race has reached a fever pitch as the Buccaneers look to finally end Masandawana's long-standing dominance in South African football. With the Soweto giants currently leading the pack, the legendary figure believes a specific distraction could play right into the hands of his former club.

The former Golden Arrows defender has insisted that the club possesses the requisite quality and mental fortitude to maintain its top-flight status. Despite a challenging campaign that has seen Bahlabane Ba Ntwa hovering dangerously near the bottom of the table, the 37-year-old remains steadfast in his belief that survival is within reach.

The ongoing exclusion of 'Nyoso' from the South African national team has divided opinion. Many are arguing that the talented winger deserves a place in the squad after his performances for Wydad Casablanca at the FIFA Club World Cup, Caf Confederation Cup and the Botola Pro have earned the praise of fans, coaches and teammates.

Amakhosi are set to come out guns blazing in search of positive results when they face Siwelele FC in the league before battling it out with AS Simba in the CAF Confederation Cup at home. Both games are crucial to their season ambitions, both domestically and on the continent.

Bafana Bafana concluded a successful international break with qualification for the 2026 World Cup. GOAL now turns its attention to the PSL clubs and South African stars taking centre stage in the CAF inter-club competitions this weekend, with an array of challenges awaiting across the continent.

As Bafana Bafana's 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification hopes are on the brink of collapse, we look at key moments that led to the near-certain failure to qualify despite a campaign that seemed destined to end with the team competing in North America next year.

With the national team's bid to reach the quadrennial competition's finals in 2026 hanging in the balance after several recent setbacks, GOAL examines the reasons why South Africa has what it takes to win their remaining two matches to top Group C and qualify directly for the tournament in June next year.

As our SA U20 side prepare to make World Cup history, we take a look at the difficult history of what came before, and the incredible talent that turned the team's fortunes around so much so they stand on the cusp of a quarterfinal at the global showpiece.

Amakhosi are poised to complete more signings of quality players before the transfer window closes in September.

Amakhosi have bought one striker and there are three more on their books but are they worthy of driving the Naturena outfit to the titles they crave?

The Glamour Boys are set to usher in the new PSL season with a reported seven signings to beef up the squad quality for the Tunisian tactician.