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FIFA Intercontinental Cup

FIFA Intercontinental Cup news

Jayden Adams

Motsepe on the impact of Adams' tragic passing

Mamelodi Sundowns chairman Thlopie Motsepe has provided a raw and emotional insight into the devastating impact the death of Jayden Adams had on the club. The South African giants were rocked by the loss of the 25-year-old midfielder, who passed away in July shortly after featuring for Bafana Bafana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Tlhopie Motsepe, Mamelodi Sundowns, October 2025

Sundowns chairman sets sights on silverware ahead of MTN8 Cup final

The Masandawana chairman, Tlhopie Motsepe, has candidly admitted that losing the Betway Premiership title to the Buccaneers was a deeply painful experience for the club, despite the Tshwane giants going on to lift the CAF Champions League and recently adding the FIFA African-Asian-Pacific Cup to their trophy cabinet. The Brazilians are now looking to build on that success by adding more silverware in both domestic and continental competitions.

Mamelodi Sundowns

Sundowns' vision and financial strategy explained

The Brazilians legend Roger Feutmba has offered a fascinating insight into the structural foundations that have propelled the Pretoria giants to the pinnacle of African football. The former midfielder believes the club's current dominance is the result of a perfectly executed marriage between substantial financial resources and a long-term strategic roadmap.

Nuno Santos, Brayan Leon & Khulumani Ndamane, Mamelodi Sundowns

Sundowns have outgrown the PSL, Chiefs & Pirates rivalry

The Betway Premiership title race may still be up for grabs, but the Tshwane giants are increasingly operating beyond the usual domestic rivalry. Despite surrendering their league crown last season, the Brazilians' achievements beyond the Premier Soccer League have strengthened their standing, with former star Anthony Laffor arguing that the club is now chasing ambitions far bigger than simply dominating South African football.

Aubrey Modiba Mamelodi Sundowns

Modiba: Downs must defend CL title

The Brazilians full-back has laid down a significant marker for the South African giants following their impressive continental success on the global stage. After securing the FIFA African-Asia-Pacific Cup with a hard-fought victory over Al-Malaki, the 31-year-old is already looking toward future dominance. He believes that maintaining their status as Africa’s premier club is the only way to ensure the Pretoria giants continue to rub shoulders with the world’s elite.