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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. Kaizer Chiefs preseason vs Elche

    Chiefs clarify Lesotho friendly confusion

    The Glamour Boys have moved to clear up growing confusion regarding their upcoming schedule and a high-profile friendly match taking place in Lesotho. With the new season fast approaching, the Naturena-based giants have detailed exactly which squad will represent the club during their excursion across the border.

  2. Mhlongo choose Goalkeeper of the Season

    The former Bucs shot-stopper has weighed in on the debate for the Premier Soccer League Goalkeeper of the Season award. With the PSL Awards for the 2025/26 campaign delayed due to the FIFA World Cup, anticipation is building over who will walk away with the individual honours at the awards show on Monday July 27.

  3. TS Galaxy sign 11 including ex-Chiefs talent

    Tim Sukazi-owned team has officially signaled their intentions for the 2026/27 Premier Soccer League season by unveiling a staggering 11 new signings to bolster Bernard Parker’s squad. The Rockets have moved aggressively in the transfer market following a disappointing 12th-place finish in the previous campaign, where they struggled for consistency. Among the new faces is a highly-rated former Amakhosi youth graduate, arriving at the Mbombela-based outfit with high expectations

  4. Gabriel explains Zulu's move to Pirates

    The Natal Rich Boyz mentor has officially addressed the departure of the star defender to the Soweto giants, marking a significant transition for the highly-rated youngster. The move sees the talented centre-back join the Sea Robbers as they bolster their defensive ranks ahead of a demanding 2026/27 campaign.

  1. Orlando Pirates transfer announcement

    Xoki evaluates new Pirates signings

    The Soweto giants' vice-captain has provided a detailed assessment of the club's new recruitment drive as the Sea Robbers step up their preparations for the upcoming season. The Premier Soccer League champions are currently sharpening their tools in Spain, aiming to build on the historic success of their previous campaign.

  2. Chiefs agree Lilepo sale

    The Glamour Boys are prepared to bid farewell to one of their most influential attacking assets as a significant transfer agreement has been reached. DR Congo international is on the verge of completing a lucrative move to Libyan giants.

  3. Chiefs make Solomons decision

    Amakhosi have ended the speculation surrounding the future of Solomons by handing the versatile wing-back a contract extension ahead of the upcoming campaign. The 29-year-old had been facing an uncertain period at Naturena with his previous deal expiring at the end of June.

  4. Mngqithi builds PSL-heavy staff at Yanga

    Ex-Sundowns mentor is wasting no time in stamping his authority at his new club by surrounding himself with familiar faces from South African football. The 55-year-old tactician, who recently completed a high-profile move to the Tanzanian giants, is reportedly in the process of finalising a star-studded technical team comprised of seasoned PSL personalities.

  5. Mthiyane: Pirates new boys ‘under pressure’

    The midfield maestro has opened up about the immense weight of expectation that comes with wearing the Bucs colors following his high-profile move in the current transfer window. The midfielder is currently finding his feet in Spain as the Buccaneers prepare to defend their status as South Africa's dominant domestic force.

  6. Yanga reveal Mngqithi ambitions

    Tanzanian giants have officially ushered in a new era by appointing a former Mamelodi Sundowns coach as their head coach, tasking him with transforming the club into a continental powerhouse. Despite their domestic dominance, the club hierarchy has made it clear that local silverware is no longer the primary barometer for success.