Former Magesi FC head coach Allan Freese has waded into the debate surrounding the PSL’s end-of-season awards, claiming that Amakhosi’s latest acquisition was unfairly overlooked. While Relebohile Mofokeng took home the top honours, Freese believes the current voting system inherently disadvantages those playing in the defensive third.
The Soweto giants’ tactician has broken his silence regarding the controversial comments that suggested he could walk away from the club at the end of last season. After leading the Buccaneers to the Betway Premiership title in May, the Moroccan manager had sparked major concern among the Ghost by hinting that a lack of energy might force him to step down.
The former Amakhosi boss has warned the new boss about the psychological hurdles he will face at Naturena. As the Frenchman prepares for his first full season in charge of the Soweto club, the legendary former coach believes that tactical prowess alone will not be enough to satisfy the demanding fanbase and achieve success.
The Sea Robbers skipper has laid down a significant marker ahead of the new campaign, insisting that nothing short of total dominance will be acceptable for the Soweto giants. After a historic season that saw the Buccaneers secure three major trophies including an elusive league title, the defender believes the club must now maintain those elite standards to satisfy their massive fan base.
The Buccaneers head coach has detailed the strategic thinking behind the club’s surprise acquisition of a Norwegian striker. The 27-year-old marksman arrives at Soweto with a reputation for clinical finishing, a trait the Moroccan tactician believes was missing during the previous campaign.
The attacking midfielder is facing a defining season at Naturena as he looks to cement his place in the starting XI following a testing debut campaign in the Premier Soccer League. After arriving with high expectations from the United Kingdom, the 27-year-old now has the benefit of experience to help him thrive under the club's new technical leadership.
Junior Khanye has sent a clear message to the Amakhosi hierarchy ahead of the 2026/27 season, insisting that the club must strengthen their squad if they hope to challenge for silverware. Despite lifting the pre-season Toyota Cup, the outspoken analyst believes the Soweto giants should use their resources to invest in quality signings capable of taking the team to the next level.
Former Bafana Bafana captain Neil Tovey has praised the decision of South Africa’s ‘Big Three’ to conduct their pre-season preparations in Europe. As Amakhosi, Buccaneers and the Brazilians return from their respective tours, the retired defender believes the gulf in resources is providing them with a distinct competitive edge in domestic competitions.
South African football legend has issued a stern warning to the Buccaneers faithful regarding the arrival of the Norwegian striker. The outspoken former star believes that external appearances can be deceptive and has urged the Soweto giants to provide specific tactical support if the new forward is to avoid a difficult start to life in the Betway Premiership.
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) announced the nominees for the 2026 PSL Awards in early July and now the winners are set to be crowned at the annual awards ceremony on Monday, 27 July 2026. The event will be broadcast live on the SuperSport PSL Channel and SABC Sport.
Daniel Matsau has urged Amakhosi to pull out all the stops to bring the talented youngster to Naturena should the Congolese winger leave the club. The former striker believes the 21-year-old star possesses the creativity and delivery needed to unlock Chiefs' attack, arguing that the club's forwards simply need a player capable of consistently supplying them with quality service.
The Glamour Boys' head coach has revealed his tactical vision for the rising star, suggesting the youngster will take on a multifaceted role this season. The 20-year-old was the standout performer in the Amakhosi's pre-season triumph on Sunday, putting himself firmly in contention for a key role in the upcoming campaign.
Former Buccaneers marksman Katlego Mashego has urged supporters not to panic over the club's attacking options as they prepare for the rigours of the CAF Champions League. Despite the previous season where the primary forwards struggled to find the net consistently, the retired striker believes a tactical shift under the head coach will finally unlock the team's true offensive potential.
The Buccaneers have significantly strengthened their attacking options with the arrival of a Norwegian forward from Sogndal. The 27-year-old represents a major statement of intent from the Premier Soccer League champions as they look to defend their domestic crown while injecting fresh creativity and firepower into their attack following Relebohile Mofokeng's departure.
The Citizens boss has identified the club's high-profile new arrivals as the decisive factor for their upcoming continental adventure. The tactical mastermind believes the acquisition of experienced campaigners is essential to navigating the unique challenges of African club competition.
Amakhosi concluded their pre-season preparations with a hard-fought victory as they overcame Scottland FC to clinch the Toyota Cup. Head coach Fernando Da Cruz was left to reflect on a positive result, though concerns remain over the fitness of key defender Bradley Cross following his early withdrawal.
The Amakhosi vice-captain has hailed the club's recent pre-season tour of Spain as the perfect preparation for a silverware-laden campaign. The Soweto giants are looking to build on their third-place finish and finally end their long wait for a league title.
The Amakhosi legend has delivered a stinging critique of the club's tactical direction under new head coach Fernando Da Cruz. Despite the Soweto club securing the 2026 Toyota Cup with a victory over Zimbabwean side Scottland FC, the former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper remains unconvinced by the style of play on display.
The veteran playmaker has been advised to call time on his international career following a disappointing end to his 2026 World Cup journey after he saw his tournament cut short by a red card and a subsequent three-match FIFA ban. The global tournament came shortly after his CAF Champions League winning club had announced a one year contract extension for the 36-year-old.
Amakhosi have officially unveiled their home and away kits for the upcoming season, continuing their high-profile partnership with Italian sportswear brand Kappa. The new designs, launched under the evocative "The Kingdom Rises" mantra, look to blend the club's rich historical legacy with modern lifestyle aesthetics.
With a Premier Soccer League title defence and a top tier continental campaign to fight, the Buccaneers have started re-shaping their squad to prepare for the upcoming season. The latest announcement follows the already reported exits of Relebohile Mofokeng, Bandile Shandu, Sipho Mbule, Tshegofatso Mabasa, Karim Kimvuidi and Gilberto, meaning an astonishing 13 players from their treble-winning squad have left before the new season begins.
With multiple media outlets reporting the youngster is finalising a deal to move to Belgium champions Royale Union Saint-Gilloise, Blues legend Salomon Kalou has thrown his weight behind the 21-year-old, insisting the youngster has the quality and technical ability to thrive in any European league.
In the immediate aftermath of their league title win, the Buccaneers’ boss cast doubt over his long-term future at the club after admitting that the emotional and physical toll of the job had left him "tired" and needing time to reflect before committing to the project for another season. But now Buccaneers fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief following reports that the Moroccan tactician will stay on to build on his domestic success by conquering the continent.
Buccaneers fans face the daunting prospect of losing their crown jewel after the 21-year-old's mother made it clear that a move abroad is the ultimate priority and his family believes now the time is right for him to test himself in Europe.
Former Buccaneers midfielder Steve Lekoelea believes the trio of young Pirates stars are destined to leave for Europe following a successful season in which they proved themselves by winning the league and ensured they will get global exposure playing in the quadrennial tournament.
The Buccaneers have officially initiated a massive squad overhaul following their triumphant Betway Premiership campaign after confirming a series of high-profile arrivals and departures as they prepare to defend their titles and take on the continent next season.
Former Buccaneers winger Tlou Segolela has offered a surprising take on the side’s recent success, insisting that the Brazilians deserve significant credit for the rise in domestic standards. Despite the Sea Robbers finally dethroning Masandawana, the retired star believes the level of competition in the South African top flight has never been higher thanks to the benchmarks set at Chloorkop.
In the immediate aftermath of their league title win, the Buccaneers’ boss cast doubt over his long-term future at the club after admitting that the emotional and physical toll of the job had left him "tired" and needing time to reflect before committing to the project for another season. But now, in a social media post thanking the club's staff, he has hinted at a future at the Mayfair club.
Bafana Bafana legend Sibusiso Zuma has issued a stern warning to the Buccaneers, urging the Soweto giants to do whatever it takes to retain their Premier Soccer League winning coach after he hinted at a potential departure in the wake of their title win.
Former Buccaneers captain Benson Mhlongo has heaped praise on the current squad after an extraordinary season that saw the Sea Robbers sweep domestic silverware. The club legend believes the strategic integration of young talent has been the defining factor in returning the Premiership title to Mayfair.
