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  1. Mashego backs Ouaddou to ignite Pirates attack

    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.

  2. Garnacho aims dig at Chelsea after Villa move

    Alejandro Garnacho has completed a move from Chelsea to Aston Villa, immediately taking a subtle swipe at the Blues' lack of top-tier European football. The Argentina international arrives at Villa Park on an initial loan deal as he looks to reignite a career that has stalled since his acrimonious departure from Manchester United.

  3. Sebastian Pedersen Orlando Pirates

    Pedersen reveals 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity' at Pirates

    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.

  4. Khalil Ben Youssef Durban City

    Ben Youssef banks on trio for CAF run

    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.

  5. Gianni Infantino

    'Sorry you were so consumed by hate!' - Infantino blasts World Cup critics

    FIFA president Gianni Infantino has hit back at his detractors in extraordinary fashion, claiming that those who criticised the 2026 World Cup were "consumed by hate." In a lengthy and defiant statement, the head of world football’s governing body defended the tournament’s legacy and urged his opponents to "meditate or pray" instead of spreading negativity.

  6. Di Maria backs Messi to keep playing for 'many more years'

    Argentina icon Angel Di Maria has thrown his full support behind Lionel Messi, insisting that the Inter Miami superstar should continue his international career for as long as he desires. The former Real Madrid man believes the 39-year-old remains at the pinnacle of the sport and has plenty more to offer the Albiceleste in the coming years.

  7. Maresca reacts to 115-charge FFP case at Man City

    Enzo Maresca has addressed the ongoing legal cloud hanging over Manchester City as the club prepares for the new Premier League campaign under his leadership. The Italian coach insisted he remains unconcerned by the allegations despite external voices expressing bemusement over the long-standing delay in reaching a verdict in their 115-FFP charges case.