Former Al Ahly mentor has provided a key update on the final piece of his technical team puzzle as he prepares for his first matches back in the national hot seat. While his core staff is already in place, the hunt for a new goalkeeper coach continues behind the scenes at SAFA House.
The South African tactician has laid down a marker regarding the future of the Royale Union Saint-Gilloise star, earmarking the sensation as a cornerstone of his national team blueprint. The former Al Ahly mentor appears ready to afford the 21-year-old a far more prominent role than Hugo Broos ever did, fast-tracking the youngster to spearhead Bafana's charge toward the 2030 World Cup.
The former Mamelodi Sundowns coach has come out firing in defense of his squad selection, particularly regarding the inclusion of an Orlando Pirates forward. The new Bafana head coach believes the striker has been unfairly treated by critics and deserves his place in the national setup.
The newly appointed head coach has sent a clear message to the national team dressing room by overhauling its leadership structure ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The former Mamelodi Sundowns tactician has confirmed he will move away from the traditional 'one captain' system in favour of a more dynamic approach.
The newly appointed South Africa coach had whittled down his initial 35-man selection to a core group of 30 who will do duty against Guinea on September 26 at home, Eritrea away on September 30 and against Egypt in an international friendly on October 4.
Former Brazilians defender Wayne Arendse believes the increasing number of South African internationals playing overseas will be a significant advantage for the new Bafana boss. As the legendary coach begins his second stint in charge of the national team, the shifting landscape of the national squad could provide the tactical edge needed to secure long-awaited silverware.
With the former Mamelodi Sundowns and Al Ahly coach hitting the ground running at Bafana, a handful of players are raising their hands to be considered for the squad in the near future. A Mamelodi Sundowns star and several Orlando Pirates players are amongst the names knocking hard on the door of the South African senior men's national team.
South African football legend Vuyo Mere has picked out three Premier Soccer League stars who are catching the eye ahead of the next national team camp. With the 2027 AFCON qualifiers against Guinea and Eritrea approaching, the former defender has highlighted the players he believes are showing the qualities needed at the international level under the newly appointed head coach.
The football’s governing body boss has come out firing, following his successful re-election as the President of the South African Football Association, claiming that his victory is a clear endorsement of his work. The veteran administrator faced a challenge from Sandile Zungu but emerged victorious at the elective congress in Midrand.
The 27-year-old forward’s future has become a major talking point following his recent departure from Tunisian giants Esperance de Tunis. The South African international is currently a free agent, with his availability sparking plenty of interest and talk of a potential return to the Premier Soccer League.
The 22-year-old centre-back has expressed his relief at the recent coaching change within the national team setup. The defender believes a fresh start under the South African tactician will finally allow him to showcase his abilities on the international stage after a frustrating period of stagnation.
Yanga head coach Manqoba Mngqithi has opened up on the profound impact Pitso Mosimane had on his tactical philosophy during their trophy-laden era at Mamelodi Sundowns. The former Masandawana assistant credited his old mentor for teaching him the necessity of prioritizing results over aesthetic appeal in elite competition, and believes "Jingles" appointment as South Africa coach is the right call by SAFA.
Former Bafana Head of Performance Analysis has sparked a major controversy following his departure from the national team setup. The technical specialist, who played a key role during South Africa's historic run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, has publicly vented his frustrations regarding unpaid financial incentives and a lack of basic team apparel.
