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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. Broos reveals latest stance on Bafana future - 'I still have too much energy'

    The former Cameroon national team coach has admitted the emotional toll of being away from his family will lead to his departure as Bafana Bafana head coach, despite the team's historic run at the 2026 World Cup. The veteran Belgian tactician has transformed South African football since his arrival, but the pull of retirement to enjoy his personal life in Europe is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.

  2. Chiefs striker set for Durban City move

    Former SuperSport United striker's time at Naturena appears to be coming to a swift conclusion as the experienced forward gears up for a move away from the Glamour Boys. The 32-year-old is reportedly closing in on a switch to Durban City FC, where a familiar face awaits to revive his career in the Premier Soccer League.

  3. Broos tips Mbokazi for big move

    The veteran coach has revealed his immense pride in Bafana Bafana’s defensive evolution, singling out a rising star as a player destined for the highest level of the game. The Belgian tactician believes the youngster is rapidly outgrowing his current surroundings following a string of dominant performances on the global stage.

  4. Makaab gives latest update on Mngqithi’s next move

    Former Mamelodi Sundowns coach is officially a free agent following his departure from Golden Arrows, and it appears the veteran tactician is already looking beyond South African borders for his next challenge. Despite leading the KZN outfit to a top-eight finish, Mngqithi’s contract was allowed to expire at the end of June, sparking immediate speculation regarding his future.

  1. Pirates announce triple signing

    The Soweto giants have signalled their intentions for the 2026/27 Premier Soccer League season by confirming a triple swoop for some of the country's most exciting talents. The Buccaneers are leaving no stone unturned in their quest for domestic and continental dominance, securing the services of Neo Rapoo, Aphiwe Baliti, and Matome Mmolai to bolster the squad.