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Samuel Nkosi

GOAL Contributor

I'm passionate about telling the stories of Africa football, with over five years experience in New Media and Broadcast Media.

Articles by Samuel Nkosi
  1. Petersen makes bold declaration about winning MTN8 title

    The Glamour Boys are desperate to end their long-standing trophy drought, and the goalkeeper believes the upcoming MTN8 campaign provides the perfect platform to transform the club's fortunes. Amakhosi are preparing for a high-stakes quarter-final clash against Golden Arrows this Sunday, marking their return to a competition they have painfully missed in recent years.

  2. Langelihle Phili Kaizer Chiefs

    Petersen tips Phili for Chiefs success

    Amakhosi captain has delivered a glowing assessment of the new arrival, suggesting the winger is already prepared to lead the line for the Glamour Boys. The 21-year-old recently completed a high-profile move from Stellies to Naturena, arriving with a reputation as one of the most clinical finishers in the Premier Soccer League.

  3. Nabi explains ex-Pirates man move to Raja

    The Tunisian mentor has officially explained his decision to recruit a former Buccaneers and Mamelodi Sundowns goalkeeper to his backroom staff. The former Kaizer Chiefs tactician is busy reshaping the Moroccan giants ahead of the 2026/27 season as they look to return to the summit of African football.

  1. Langelihle Phili Kaizer Motaung Junior Kaizer Motaung Senior

    Phili honours late grandma with 'dream' Chiefs move

    Amakhosi have officially secured one of South Africa’s most exciting young talents, but for the new signing, the move to Naturena is about much more than just professional progression. The former Stellenbosch FC attacker has opened up on the deep-rooted family ties that made joining the Soweto giants an easy decision.

  2. Mabasa explains MAS Fes move after Pirates exit

    Bafana Bafana forward has broken his silence on the decision to swap Soweto for North Africa following his departure from the Sea Robbers. The South African forward has joined Moroccan giants, citing a long-standing pursuit and the club's massive continental ambitions as the primary drivers behind the deal.

  3. Vilakazi urged to emulate Mofokeng

    Former Amakhosi winger has laid down a significant challenge for the left-footed attacker, urging the youngster to use Relebohile Mofokeng's European move as a blueprint for his own career. The Amakhosi legend believes the 20-year-old possesses the raw talent to follow in his peer's footsteps if he can maintain focus and discipline at Naturena.

  4. Baartman opens up on Motaung Jr support at Chiefs

    The former Cape Town Spurs attacker has opened up about the profound impact of the mentorship he received during a period of professional uncertainty at Naturena. After enduring a frustrating debut campaign where minutes on the pitch were hard to come by, the young winger has finally announced himself on the big stage under the guidance of a new technical regime.

  5. Mokoena backs Mailula for Sundowns return

    The Bafana Bafana star is closing in on a sensational return to Masandawana after a challenging period abroad that saw his progress stall in North America and Europe. Despite a difficult eighteen months away from Chloorkop, former Orlando Pirates star Lebohang Mokoena believes the forward is primed to dominate the Premier Soccer League once again.

  6. Moremi makes bullish Pirates CAF CL claim

    Bucs winger has sent a clear message to the rest of the continent, insisting that the Sea Robbers are ready to reclaim their status as African royalty. Following a historic domestic season, the Bafana Bafana international believes the Soweto giants have everything required to finally secure their elusive second star.

  7. Broos explains Bafana departure

    The veteran mentor has officially confirmed his departure as the head coach of South Africa, bringing an end to a transformative five-year tenure that restored the team to the pinnacle of international football. The Belgian tactician, who has become a beloved figure among the South African faithful, revealed that he will not be extending his contract following the team's historic 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign.