Amakhosi's football manager has laid down a very clear mandate for their new head coach by revealing that the Frenchman has been tasked with delivering the league title and winning cups. He also hinted that Chiefs transfer business was not over and the club is still in the market for players that can help them achieve their goals.
The Moroccan tactician took charge of his 50th match with the club in their 2-0 Premier Soccer League win over Sekhukhune on Tuesday night. The win took them clear at the summit of the league but was more noteworthy for the record it brought for the coach just over a year after his appointment.
Former PSL and FIFA referee Dr. Errol Sweeney has delivered a scathing assessment of the proposed R82 million introduction of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in South African football. The veteran official, famously known as "The Hanging Judge," believes the multi-million rand investment is unnecessary and that the true solution to officiating woes lies in structural independence rather than expensive gadgetry.
The were rumours in the media that Amakhosi were not quite done with Stellenbosch FC after landing Langelihle Phili and that proved to be the case on Thursday when it was announced that Faiz Abrahams had signed a season-long loan with an option to buy with the Naturena club.
After weeks of speculation over a players-plus-cash deal being worked out between Stellenbosch and Amakhosi, the Soweto club have finally got their man. The 21-year-old joins as the club beefs up their squad ahead of chasing five trophies across domestic and continental competitions in the season ahead.
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.
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.
The Village Boys have moved to clarify reports regarding financial instability within their camp as they prepare for a historic maiden campaign in the Betway Premiership. Despite rumours suggesting the club is struggling to meet its obligations, the hierarchy has insisted that the situation is under control and their pre-season plans remain unaffected.
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.
In a statement released on the Buccaneers website, the 78-year-old chairman took issue with the PSL title win being described as “after a 14-year drought" and, quite rightly, pointed out the many cups and achievements acquired by the club over the years.
The Buccaneers’ boss has cast doubt over his long-term future at the club after admitting that the emotional and physical toll of the job has left him "tired." Despite leading the Sea Robbers to a spectacular domestic treble in his debut season, the Moroccan tactician insists he needs time to reflect before committing to the project.
The Buccaneers are just ninety minutes away from potentially reclaiming their throne as the kings of South African football; however, City are prepared to play the role of ultimate spoilers. The KwaZulu-Natal side midfielder has confessed that his side is walking into a lion's den as the Sea Robbers look to leapfrog Mamelodi Sundowns at the summit.
The South African Football Association has finally taken a definitive step toward modernising officiating in the domestic game. After years of debate and controversial refereeing decisions dominating the headlines, the governing body has green-lit the introduction of the Video Assistant Referee system for the 2026-27 campaign.
The Citizens’ coach revealed that the youthful energy of Luphumlo ‘Kaka’ Sifumba was the driving force behind his side’s dramatic cup final triumph on Saturday. After trailing at the break, the Team of Choice staged a spirited second-half fightback in Polokwane to secure the silverware.
The Ke Yona Cup final delivered a fairytale finish on Saturday night as Durban City etched their name into South African football folklore. In a remarkable first season in the top flight, the newly promoted side capped off their dream campaign by lifting their first major piece of silverware, edging TS Galaxy 2-1 at the Peter Mokaba Stadium.
The Rockets tactician has admitted that his side’s inability to address long-standing defensive vulnerabilities ultimately cost them the chance to lift the Cup. The 2018–19 winners fell to a 2-1 defeat against Durban City in Polokwane on Saturday, extending a miserable run of form for the Mpumalanga-based outfit.
Darren Keet has confirmed he will retire from professional football at the end of the current season. The 36-year-old made the emotional announcement just moments after helping Durban City secure their first-ever Nedbank Cup title with a victory over TS Galaxy at the Peter Mokaba Stadium.
With everything at stake in the Ke Yona final, the Rockets bore the burden of expectation as they aimed to steady a disappointing Premier Soccer League campaign and relive their greatest moment in the competition, lifting the trophy at Moses Mabhida Stadium against Kaizer Chiefs in 2019, back when they were still in the First National Division. On the other side, the league newcomers embraced a golden opportunity to write their names into the history books and end KwaZulu-Natal’s long wait for silverware, with a chance to reignite the province’s cup pedigree.
Both sides have been bullish during the build up to the final but only one can emerge victorious with their name engraved on the trophy. The Citizens will be confident after doing the league double over The Rockets but their new interim coach Bernard Parker has cup pedigree he can hopefully instil in his players.
The Mpumalanga-based outfit’s interim coach is tapping deep into his Ke Yona memory bank as he gears up the Rockets for the 2026 campaign. The ultimate big-game operator, Bernard Parker, has lived every emotion knockout football can offer, from the joy of lifting the trophy to the agony of falling at the final hurdle, and he believes his rich Amakhosi pedigree holds the blueprint for silverware success.
History beckons for City as they prepare for a defining Ke Yona showdown against the Rockets at Peter Mokaba Stadium. The man at the helm of the Durban-based outfit is determined to lean on the grit, resilience, and steel that have fuelled their fairytale run, as they bid to etch their name into the history books with a landmark piece of silverware.
